News about Karen Pence

Chris Christie chastised President Joe Biden for "sleeping with a member of the teacher's union." Mike Pence said he's been "sleeping with a teacher for 38 years.' In Simi Valley, California, where candidates lobbed attacks at Biden and one other, the lines were drawn. Karen Pence, a former teacher, and first lady Jill Biden continues to teach at a community college. She is a member of the NEA.

Karen Pence shared her thoughts on her husband, former Vice President Mike Pence's, public break-up with former President Donald Trump on Friday, and that she wished they would reconnect on the debate stage. As the former vice president seeks the White House, the former second lady spent Thursday afternoon and Friday at the Iowa State Fair, speaking to prospective caucuses-goers.

Melania Trump is allowing her silence to speak for itself. As she shields herself from two criminal indictments and bids for a second term in the White House, the former first lady will not be seen next to her husband Donald Trump. Casey DeSantis has campaigned arm-in-arm with Ron DeSantis, Jill Biden is raising millions for Joe Biden, and Karen Pence is seen regularly on Mike Pence's campaign tour.

When Mike Pence first elected to Congress, he told his wife that if Karen Pence was absent, he would never dine alone or attend a function where alcohol was not available. During his time in the House of Representatives, his desk was adorned with a red telephone, a gift from Mrs. Pence, and to which only she knew the answer. Pence was vice president at the time, and the information were revealed years later, sparking mockery. However, Pence, who recently began his own bid for the presidency, is distilling his wisdom on how to juggle work and family into a book.

When asked if he selected the china patterns and was the party planner of the vice president's residence as his female predecessors did, Doug Emhoff bristled, but he maintained he had 'a very positive attitude.' Emhoff, 58, sat down with CNN to address his gender-breaking role as the United States' Second Gentlemen. He is the first man to hold the throne. When asked how he copes with his wife's being second-best, he said he has a "very healthy attitude." 'You have to put your ego aside, but it is not about you,' he told CNN. Now that I'm in the role, you can see that not all men will do this and will go back, and that's both this, this, toxicity, and this masculine stereotype of what a man is that's out there, which isn't correct.' . . It's something I'd rather not do.'