News about Mike Pence

Vice President Mike Pence slammed his former boss's statement on Monday that abortion should be left to states, saying that Donald Trump aided in the demise of Roe versus Wade, but Republicans do not want to take responsibility for the situation. In a piece on X, President Trump's deferral of the Right to Life is a slap in the face to the millions of pro-life Americans who voted for him in 2016 and 2020.' "By nominating and standing by the confirmation of conservative justices, the Trump-Pence Administration helped Roe v. Wade landfall in history's ash heap, where it belongs, and the pro-life campaign gave the pro-life campaign the opportunity to compassionately assist women and unborn children."

Over fiscal year 2024, two spending bills to support 12 departments of government total cost $8,000. This never should have happened.' The cure, on the other hand, is simple and the same as always: ban earmarks are outlawed.' Representatives from 17 advocacy organizations, including Heritage Action, Family Research Council, and the State Freedom Caucus Network, had signed the document. According to Paul Teller, Advancing American Freedom executive director Walter Teller, "Washington uses earmarks to grease the skids for runaway spending."

Eastman, a former law school dean, faces 11 criminal charges in the state bar court relating to his attempt to convince then-Vice President Mike Pence to intervene with President Joe Biden's acceptance. Judge Yvette Roland's recommendation, which was published on Wednesday, now heads to the California Supreme Court for a final decision on whether he should be disbarred. The top court's decision will be appealed by an eastman. Randall A. Miller, the client's counsel, didn't reply to an email demanding the judge's ruling right away.

Vice President Mike Pence, who served under former President Donald Trump, declared on Friday that he did not endorse him for the 2024 election. During an interview with Fox News host Martha MacCallum, the former vice president confirmed the news.

When he died in a non-combat related crash on March 4, Army Reserve soldier Bandeira, from Tampa, Florida, was supporting the Department of State. In Indianapolis, Indiana, he was assigned to the 3rd Brigade, 94th Training Division. Bandeira revealed on his Linked In page that he was starting to work at the Jerusalem embassy just a week ago. 'I'm thrilled to announce that I'm starting a new role as Deputy Chief of Operations at the United States Embassy Jerusalem!' He wrote: he wrote a letter from France to the United States. After 23 years in the military, Bandeira was searching for a job either remotely or in Tampa, according to his Linked In account. In a brief statement released on Monday, a spokesperson for the embassy announced the death in a brief tweet. We can announce the resignation of an American employee of the US Embassy in Jerusalem.' We have no more information to reveal,' they said.

After the ex-president took 12 states on Super Tuesday, calling the former president'very low energy,' his campaign is mocking former President Trump's victory address in Florida.' Mitch Landrieu, Biden's campaign co-chair, slammed the former president's remarks. He said in his Super Tuesday address that the majority, if not all, of what he said was 'factually incorrect and is surely inaccurate.'

The US Embassy in Jerusalem announced today that an employee of the US Embassy in Jerusalem had died. In a brief statement, a spokesperson for the Embassy announced the death in a tweet: We can confirm the death of an American worker of the US Embassy in Jerusalem.' We have no further information to announce.'

The Searle Freedom Trust was established by the G.D. Searle pharmaceutical firm, which pioneered several medical advancements from the artificial sweetener aspartame to Ambien to the birth control pill. The trust, which was established by the company's late ex-chairman Daniel C. Searle, the company's great grandson of its founder who died in 2005, has been the largest contributor to conservative charities over the past decade. When asked about his intentions in a 2006 interview, Searle said: 'I began to wonder: What if we could change the slope of the curve that leads to more loss of freedom?'

A federal court in Washington ordered a new sentence for a former Air Force office that was involved in the September 4 attacks in a decision that may result in the release of hundreds of other criminals convicted of reduced prison sentences. On the Senate floor, retired lieutenant colonel Larry Brock, 57, was seen wearing combat gear and clutching a discarded pair of zip-tie handcuffs. Last year, he was sentenced to two years in jail for blocking Congress.

Trump's lawyers had requested a stay of the decision, alerting of serious consequences for the presidency if such immunity were lacking.

Since a contentious court decision that has placed the GOP on the defensive front page going into the 2024 election cycle, pro-life Republicans who previously supported or used IVF have remained largely silent. The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos used for vitro fertilization (IVF) are children. As a result, at least two Alabama fertility clinics have suspended IVF procedures out of fear of being sued because the court has ruled that people can legally be sued for destroying an embryo. The decision could lead to wrongful death cases in any situation where embryos do not survive being thawed and transferred to the uterus, potentially triggering abortion specialists in the state to practice medicine elsewhere.

Hakeem Jeffries, the House minority leader, branded Trump as a 'Putin-esque' figure and said that within the Republican Party, there is already a growing 'pro-Putin faction.' After passing the Senate, he said that a $60 billion Ukraine assistance package is stalled in the Republican-controlled House. Alexsi Navalny, the head of the Russian opposition, died in a Russian jail days ago.

Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York said on Thursday that she would not have approved the 2020 race if she had been in then-Vice President Mike Pence's role. Her remarks come as rumors about who former President Donald Trump may choose as his next running mate this year. On January 6, 2021, Stefanik voted against certifying the Pennsylvania election results. She did, however, vote to verify the election results in Arizona, the only other state in which the election was contested that day.

Louise Linton, actor, Scot, and much-maligned Washington wife of the Trump period appeared on CBS California news show The Morning Wrap earlier this month. She chatted about her latest film, dating romcom Chick Flick, wearing sky-high heels and a pink Chanel jacket, her pale blonde hair sculpted into graceful curls. 'Dating is a relatable topic,' she said in her trademark transatlantic drawl, implying that in one scene, where she plays a jilted bride drowning her sorrows in a bar, she is channeling a break-up from her previous life.'

'I can't tell you that really, I mean, I know who it is going to be,' the former president said during a Fox News town hall on Wednesday night. When host Martha MacCallum pressed him on their identity, he declined to name the candidate.

In 2024, Mike Pence delivered one of his full-throated denunciations of former President Donald Trump, asking for Iowa to help with a 'new start.' The caucuses in January 15 will poll the first tangible results of the 2024 primary elections, which have shown Trump dominating every poll so far, with only modest exceptions in recent weeks. Pence, who was in the primary campaign until he was disqualified in October, believes that Republicans in Iowa and New Hampshire will vote for someone other than Trump.

Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina told journalists on Saturday night that "If your fiance is caught on a dating website, dump him." 'It's a real tale.' Mace separated with her fiancé last month, according to DailyMail.com.

Former Vice President Mike Pence's name was included in a list of more than 150 witnesses on the state's trial on suspicion of seeking to reverse the outcomes of the 2020 election. Pence has appeared before a grand jury in special counsel Jack Smith's federal investigation into President Joe Biden's attempt to subpoena him. The list of witnesses in Georgia has not been released, and CNN first reported it. In August, a Fulton County grand jury charged Trump and 18 others with conspiracy to keep Trump in office.

The legal team for Donald Trump filed a letter on Monday arguing that the ex-president had a legitimate "good faith" reason to challenge the 2020 election results. President Joe Biden and his family friends with the Justice Department are now required to turn over government prosecutors. The Capitol riot on January 6, 2021 may have resulted from 'failed sting operations rather than President Trump's,' according to Trump's lawyers, led by Todd Blanche and John Lauro.'

As Donald Trump continues to poll, rumors have arisen about whether he will select a more 'diverse' running mate now that most political commentators agree that Mike Pence is unlikely to be tapped for a return to office.

Jacob Angeli-Chansley, better known as the QAnon Shaman who stormed the Capitol in a horned fur hat, face paint, and no shirt, has registered a statement of interest in seeking to run for Congress in Arizona. In a statement released by Chansley on November 9, he has stated his intention to run for Congress in Arizona's eighth district as a member of the Libertarian Party. Debbie Lesko, the current representative in the congressional district, has announced her resignation from congress next month. Images of Chansley's red, white, and blue painted face, assorted headwear, and bare chest were among the most widely circulated photographs from the January 6 Capitol riot.

Jacob Chansley, the QAnon, has returned to Congress in next year's election for Arizona's 8th congressional district seat. Chansley, 35, became a well-known symbol of the January 6 assault on Congress, and despite being a felon, he can also run for office. After serving more than two years in prison, he later apologised and was recently released from jail.

As he examined the military order ordering US troops out of Afghanistan and Somalia, Lt. Gen Keith Kellogg, senior defense advisor to Vice President Mike Pence, said, "This doesn't look right." During the meeting in late 2020, Gen Mark Milley, the then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and President Donald Trump's top military advisor, could not deny his disbelief. 'You're telling me that thing is forged?'he said 'That's a forged piece of paper directing a military operation by the president of the United States?' By ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl, the extraordinary moment is revealed in a new book titled "Rewards of Winning: Donald Trump and the End of the Grand Old Party."

After his former president Donald Trump's nomination as vice president, Mike Pence owes him for his nomination as vice president and should continue his campaign for president. On Saturday, two runners were disqualified from the competition. During his Las Vegas, Nevada, Trump lamented that he was dissatisfied with a lack of faith in politics. Pence made the announcement at the Republican Jewish Coalition Summit earlier Saturday, where he said he had withdrawn from the 2024 Republican nomination race.