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GOP candidate Mike Pence was nearly speechless at the NewsNation town hall event after a mother to a transgender child asked him how he planned to protect the trans youth if he's elected. Radar Online reports that the emotional exchange happened at Wednesday night's town hall meeting, which allowed the audience to ask the candidate questions.

Former Vice President Mike Pence slammed the idea of Republican populism on Wednesday and warned Republicans that they need to embrace traditional conservatism over the rising movement of populism, which he likens to progressivism.

In a recent appearance on CBS's "Face the Nation," former Vice President and current Republican Presidential Candidate Mike Pence spoke candidly about the Jacksonville shooting, calling it an "act of evil" and outlining a series of policy proposals aimed at preventing future incidents. His comments come at a time when the nation is grappling with a rise in racially motivated violence and mass shootings.

In a recent political shift that seems to be coalescing the Republican Party around a shared narrative, nearly all GOP presidential candidates have expressed strong support for former Vice President Mike Pence's actions on January 6, 2021. Pence made headlines last week during the first Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee when he elaborated on his decision to certify the 2020 election results, a move that put him in direct opposition with former President Donald Trump.

In a seismic shift that could upend the landscape of the 2023 Republican presidential race, the party's first major debate seems to have reinvigorated the campaigns of Nikki Haley and Mike Pence. Donor dollars are soaring, and many in the political world are suggesting that these two candidates are now the ones to keep a close eye on.

SEAFORD, NY — A significant juncture in the American political landscape materialized as the foremost Republican contenders, except for the conspicuous absence of former President Donald Trump, convened for their premiere 2024 presidential debate on a Wednesday evening.

Former Vice President Mike Pence, speaking at a keynote address on Wednesday, rebuked his former running mate, saying that former President Donald Trump was wrong and that the 2020 election was "not stolen."

Former Vice President and 2024 Republican Presidential Candidate Mike Pence sits down with Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds at the Iowa State Fair, as part of her "Fair-Side Chats" series.

Republicans in the Senate are concerned about the possibility that a crowded field of presidential candidates could make Donald Trump's route to victory easier. Senate Republicans are growing increasingly worried that a crowded 2024 presidential field could ease the path for former President Donald Trump to once again clinch the party's nomination.

In a surprising turn of events, former Vice President Mike Pence's 2024 campaign has reached a significant milestone by securing the required 40,000 donations needed to participate in the upcoming first debate. This achievement comes at a time when Pence's campaign has been generating attention with its unique merchandise, including T-shirts and hats bearing the slogan "Too honest." This slogan has its origins in a dramatic moment from Pence's tenure as Vice President, adding a layer of intrigue to his campaign.

Keith Kellogg, former national security adviser to Mike Pence, has made a high-profile announcement. In his recent communication on Truth Social, Kellogg expressed his profound disappointment in his former boss, labeling him as “unworthy of the presidency.” This candid assessment comes hand in hand with Kellogg’s unmistakable admiration for Donald Trump, a sentiment he conveyed with a sense of conviction, reported by The Daily Best.

Former Vice-President Mike Pence recently made a statement about the events of January 6th. During an interview on CNN's State Of The Union program, he discussed the actions of Donald Trump and other infamous events that occurred on January 6th, 2021.

At the Family Leadership Summit held in Iowa this past week, several Republican Presidential hopefuls took the stage opposite a skilled interviewer, Tucker Carlson. Sponsored by Blaze Media, the summit gave Tim Scott, Asa Hutchinson, Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Ron DeSantis their moment in the spotlight as Carlson pushed and probed each candidate for clarification of their known political positions, as well as some unexpected questions.

We here at DearWiseWomen think that it’s important to know the GOP candidates that are hoping to be “The One” selected if Trump can’t run for a variety of reasons. We acknowledge that up to now Mr. Trump is the GOP front runner, with DeSantis, the second choice… but far behind.

Inside, we link you directly to ten of the most well-known national polls which unanimously show the former president is running away with the 2024 GOP presidential nomination. NOTE: It is important to establish that allegations, even in the form of criminally filed charges and indictments, are not necessarily facts – only allegations. Further, everyone accused of anything in America should always be presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

We link you directly to ten of the most recent polls that show the former President’s seemingly insurmountable lead over the rest of the Republican field. NOTE: It is important to establish that allegations, even in the form of criminally filed charges and indictments, are not necessarily facts – only allegations. Further, everyone accused of anything in America should always be presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Another Republican throws his name into the presidential race. This time it’s former Vice President Mike Pence who worked with President Donald Trump who is also running. The Republican field is getting crowded but studies show Donald Trump still holds a commanding lead.

Former Vice President Mike Pence recently participated in a compelling CNN town hall in Iowa, where he diverged from his former boss turned rival, Donald Trump, while also targeting fellow Republican contenders such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. The event shed light on internal divisions within the Republican party, providing thought-provoking moments that left viewers engrossed. Here, we explore the key takeaways from this impactful gathering, offering a deeper understanding of the evolving dynamics within the party.