Speaking to a group of New Hampshire Republicans Thursday, former Vice President Mike Pence said he and former President Donald Trump would not likely ever.
Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence delivers speech in N.H.
Former Vice President Mike Pence speaks at the annual Hillsborough County NH GOP Lincoln-Reagan Dinner, Thursday, June 3, 2021, in Manchester, N.H. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)
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Former Vice President Mike Pence delivered his second speech since leaving office in January. While speaking at a Republican event in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire on Thursday, Pence commended President Trump’s accomplishments and castigated the Biden administration’s first months of office.
“I think what President Trump showed us was what Republicans can accomplish when our leaders stand firm on conservative principles and don’t back down,” he expressed. “It’s exactly what he did for four years and under President Trump and our administration it was four years of consequence, four years of results. It was four years of promises made and promises kept.”
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Former Vice President Mike Pence paid a visit to New Hampshire Thursday, telling local Republicans that the party was on the verge of a great national comeback.
Pence delivered a keynote address at the annual Hillsborough County GOP Lincoln-Reagan fundraiser that at times had the feel of a stump speech. He wove together criticism of the Biden Administration, while touting the accomplishments of his and former President Trump’s four years in office.
“Think about it, during our 48 months, the Trump-Pence Administration achieved the lowest unemployment, the highest household incomes, the most energy production, the most pro-American trade deals, the most secure border and the strongest military,” said Pence.
Speaking to a group of New Hampshire Republicans Thursday, former Vice President Mike Pence said he and former President Donald Trump would not likely ever.
Mr. Pence in April spoke in another key primary state, South Carolina.
Speaking to the Palmetto Family Council, Mr. Pence used his first public speech since leaving office to slam the “radical” first 100 days of the Biden administration and hail former President Donald Trump despite his role in sparking the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol that placed the ex-vice president in danger.
Mr. Trump has floated a potential 2024 run but hasn’t confirmed it.
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has spoken about a possible bid and said he won’t wait for Mr. Trump to make a decision first.