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He talked about judicial nominations, and the economy. He is introduced by his wife, karen pence. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the second lady of the United States, mrs. Karen pence. Mrs. Pence hello, arizona. So great to see all of you out there, so great to be with you all today. Let me tell you a story of getting involved in politics. You can have a seat, because i know you will be standing and cheering and all of that. When mike and i were dating, which was about 37 years ago, he told me that he wanted to run for congress, someday in the far future. After we got married, he went an...

Coronavirus, judicial nominations and the economy following a brief introduction from his wife. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the second lady of the United States missus karen pence. When we were getting ready to run for reelection somebody called and had another idea for us. After we met with the president and melania and had time to figure out what they wanted to do the president called and this is what he said. Mike, its going to be great. Ill bet you can hear him saying that cant you . Mike said if theres a question there the answer is yes. And so we ran again on the faith, freedom ...

A story of you getting involved in politics. I know you will be standing and cheering and all of that. When mike and i were dating, ago, hes about 37 years told me that he wanted to run for congress, someday in the far future. Got married, he went and asked the county chairman, what should i do if i want to run for congress and represent my hometown in 20 or 30 years . The guy said, run for congress. The best way to get prepared to run for congress is to run. We decided that we are going to do this. We ran for congress in 1988. We decided to run on the theme of faith, family, and freedom. [app...

Bills would shield North Dakota businesses from virus suits Follow Us Question of the Day By JAMES MacPHERSON - Associated Press - Wednesday, January 27, 2021 BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Some North Dakota lawmakers are pushing legislation aimed at shielding businesses and health care facilities from lawsuits over customers’ or employees’ COVID-19 exposure, despite criticism that it may be unconstitutional and could relax protections for workers. The House Industry, Business and Labor Committee held hearings Wedn...