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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 an [[establishment]] [[Republican]] and former [[Democrat]] who served as governor of [[Indiana]] (2013-2017), congressman from Indiana's 6th district (2001-2013) and unfaithful [[vice president]] to Donald Trump (2017-2021). He was previously an attorney and [[conservative talk radio]] host. A [[globalist]] puppet of the [[neocon]]s, Pence dropped out of the presidential race after a few months and virtually no support. In 2018, for purely self-interested purposes, Pence interfered with [[President Trump]]'s plan to nominate a [[pro-life]] judge to the [[Seventh Circuit]], and now [[pro-abort]] [[Biden]] will fill that vacancy left by the death of Judge Michael Kanne, who was appointed by [[President Ronald Reagan]].<ref name="P">https://www.politico.com/story/2019/07/12/mike-pence-kanne-judge-trump-1411915</ref>  Five sources confirmed Pence's interference.<ref name="P"/>

'''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 a [[globalist]] puppet, [[establishment]] [[Republican]], and former [[Democrat]] who served as governor of [[Indiana]] (2013-2017), congressman from Indiana's 6th district (2001-2013) and unfaithful [[vice president]] to Donald Trump (2017-2021). He was previously an attorney and [[conservative talk radio]] host. A [[globalist]] puppet of the [[neocon]]s, Pence dropped out of the presidential race after a few months and virtually no support. In 2018, for purely self-interested purposes, Pence interfered with [[President Trump]]'s plan to nominate a [[pro-life]] judge to the [[Seventh Circuit]], and now [[pro-abort]] [[Biden]] will fill that vacancy left by the death of Judge Michael Kanne, who was appointed by [[President Ronald Reagan]].<ref name="P">https://www.politico.com/story/2019/07/12/mike-pence-kanne-judge-trump-1411915</ref>  Five sources confirmed Pence's interference.<ref name="P"/>

{{cquote|[[Tucker Carlson]]: "Where's the concern for the [[United States]] in the <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[NATO war in Ukraine]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>?"

{{cquote|[[Tucker Carlson]]: "Where's the concern for the [[United States]] in the <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[NATO war in Ukraine]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>?"

Pence: "That's not my concern. ..."<ref>https://nypost.com/2023/07/14/pence-calls-viral-clip-suggesting-he-cares-more-about-ukraine-than-us-fake-news/</ref>}}

Pence: "That's not my concern. ..."<ref>https://nypost.com/2023/07/14/pence-calls-viral-clip-suggesting-he-cares-more-about-ukraine-than-us-fake-news/</ref>}}

Pence's tenure as vice president was the subject of much controversy among both liberals and conservatives alike. He was frequently accused of being involved in numerous subversive acts which undermined President Trump's agenda, especially on foreign policy. Mike Pence and the [[liberal]] President of France [[Emmanuel Macron]] reportedly "double-teamed" Trump into attending the [[World Economic Forum]], a meeting of [[left-wing]] globalist oligarchs, in 2018; Pence was originally going to attend, not Trump.<ref>[https://www.axios.com/2018/01/23/how-trump-ended-up-in-davos-1516703966 How Trump Ended up in Davos]</ref> He also detracted from his own re-election ticket in 2020, avoided efforts to contest the 2020 election results in several states where irregularities were reported, and yet publicly attended [[Joe Biden]]'s inauguration.<ref>https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/534835-pence-other-gop-officials-expected-to-skip-trump-send-off</ref> Thirteen months later, Pence defended his actions at a [[Koch network]]-sponsored event. Given these events, it is a certainty that Trump will not select Pence as his running mate should Trump be the Republican nominee in 2024.

Pence's tenure as vice president was the subject of much controversy among both liberals and conservatives alike. He was frequently accused of being involved in numerous subversive acts which undermined President Trump's agenda, especially on foreign policy. Mike Pence and the [[liberal]] President of France [[Emmanuel Macron]] reportedly "double-teamed" Trump into attending the [[World Economic Forum]], a meeting of [[left-wing]] globalist oligarchs, in 2018; Pence was originally going to attend, not Trump.<ref>[https://www.axios.com/2018/01/23/how-trump-ended-up-in-davos-1516703966 How Trump Ended up in Davos]</ref> He also detracted from his own re-election ticket in 2020, avoided efforts to contest the 2020 election results in several states where irregularities were reported, and yet publicly attended [[Joe Biden]]'s inauguration.<ref>https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/534835-pence-other-gop-officials-expected-to-skip-trump-send-off</ref> Thirteen months later, Pence defended his actions at a [[Koch network]]-sponsored event. Given these events, it is a certainty that Trump will not select Pence as his running mate should Trump be the Republican nominee in 2024.

Pence is on the fringe of the [[GOP]] by opposing the nomination of Trump for president in 2024: “Well, there might be somebody else I’d prefer more,” Pence said in October 2022 during an event at [[Georgetown University]], when asked if he would support Trump as the nominee. Early on during his short-lived presidential campaign, Pence visited Ukrainian [[fascist]] ruler [[Volodymyr Zelenskyy]] on the same day as elitist [[Climate alarmism|climate alarmist]] [[Greta Thunberg]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2023/06/30/ukraines-zelensky-welcomes-greta-thunberg-mike-pence-same-day/  Ukraine’s Zelensky Welcomes Greta Thunberg, Mike Pence on Same Day]</ref>

Pence is on the fringe of the [[GOP]] by opposing the nomination of Trump for president in 2024: “Well, there might be somebody else I’d prefer more,” Pence said in October 2022 during an event at [[Georgetown University]], when asked if he would support Trump as the nominee. Early on during his short-lived presidential campaign, Pence visited Ukrainian [[fascist]] ruler [[Volodymyr Zelenskyy]] on the same day as elitist [[Climate alarmism|climate alarmist]] [[Greta Thunberg]].<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2023/06/30/ukraines-zelensky-welcomes-greta-thunberg-mike-pence-same-day/  Ukraine’s Zelensky Welcomes Greta Thunberg, Mike Pence on Same Day]</ref> On March 15, 2024, Pence pretended that he was siding with the [[U.S. Constitution|Constitution]] by opposing the reelection of Trump, which is utter nonsense.  It would not be a surprise if Pence is given a lucrative job by the [[Trump]]-hating network.

Prior to being governor and vice-president, Pence was one of the more 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 more 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.