This guy is living in the DC Beltway fantasy world.
Someone needs to tell him to save his time and money. We can all see where this is going, can’t we?
How about NO, weakling Mike Pence should just retire in shame that he earned.
YEB! 2024!
Please clap
Pence should save his money and time - he doesn’t have a hope in hell of ever being the GOP nominee in 2024 or any other year.
Mini Mike has no clue !
Obviously too out of touch.
Jeb Bush is excited, Pence is the one guy in politics who makes Jeb look like a ball of fire in comparison.
Dang, Mike Pence.
He’s certainly not my top choice. Maybe not in the top 20.
Promote not fight. Will fold at first sign of controversy.
They would have to make the debate stage really really wide since Mike would be standing so far out.
Hey Mike, remember all those people cheering your decision to rubber stamp a fraudulent election?
Get them to vote for you.
MSM and GOPe keep trying to launch this lead balloon..
Sorry sir Pence, but you had a chance to stand for freedom and you failed miserably vp.
Deep State mole. Watch the Media try to help him get the Repub nomination. They know he’s a guaranteed loser. But a good fall back candidate in the slight chance that Dominion doesn’t fix the vote again.
Who knew Mike Pence smoked weed? I mean really strong stuff is the only way he could even conceive of ever becoming President. He is pecksniffian and his religiosity has from even before he was Governor and a local radio host has always struck me as false. He is the one who recommended dirty Dan Coats for DNI. He was instrumental in getting Flynn fired. He has a forked tongue. He is a “politician” in his blood. He looks down his nose at us.
“May he burn in Hell”
He turned and ran on January 6, 2021, when it really mattered. Then he bad-mouthed the best President that this country has seen in many years. Now he want to lead us? Sorry, Pence, you were weighed n the scales and found wanting.
Should be called “Advancing Swamp Freedom”. America’s got nothing to do with it.
“There is a tide in the affairs of men.
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.”
William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, Act-IV, Scene-III, Lines 218-223