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'''Michael Richard "Mike" Pence''' (born June 7, 1959)<ref name="Bio">[http://www.biography.com/people/mike-pence-071416 Mike Pence]. ''Biography.com''. Retrieved October 4, 2016.</ref> is the [[RINO]], [[pro-life]], [[evangelical]] [[Republican]] [[Vice President]] of the [[United States]] and a former Governor of [[Indiana]].

'''Michael Richard "Mike" Pence''' (born June 7, 1959)<ref name="Bio">[http://www.biography.com/people/mike-pence-071416 Mike Pence]. ''Biography.com''. Retrieved October 4, 2016.</ref> is the [[RINO]], self-proclaimed [[pro-life]] [[evangelical]], [[Republican]] [[Vice President]] of the [[United States]] and a former Governor of [[Indiana]].  In reality he complied more with [[Democrat]]s as Vice President than with President [[Trump]] and his supporters, and Pence even chose to attend [[Joe Biden]]'s event on January 20th rather than Trump's.<ref>https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/534835-pence-other-gop-officials-expected-to-skip-trump-send-off</ref>  If Trump runs again in 2024, Pence certainly will not be his VP.

Prior to being governor and vice-president, Pence was one of the most conservative members of [[Congress]], serving in the U.S. Representative from [[Indiana]]'s 6th congressional district. In the 111th Congress, he served as Chairman of the House Republican Conference. Pence has also been a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

Prior to being governor and vice-president, Pence was one of the most conservative members of [[Congress]], serving in the U.S. Representative from [[Indiana]]'s 6th congressional district. In the 111th Congress, he served as Chairman of the House Republican Conference. Pence has also been a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.