Vice President Mike Pence’s campaign to promote the GOP anti-tax agenda and Republicans in upcoming 2018 elections kicks into high gear this week when he is planning six major stops in just four days.
He begins Tuesday in Council Bluffs, Iowa where he’ll keynote an America First Policies tax reform event, one of several it has hosted around the country.
Big night. Largest-ever Dallas County GOP Reagan Day Dinner. As I told the crowd, under President @realDonaldTrump: Promises Made, Promises Kept! America is back and we’re just getting started! pic.twitter.com/jeFrnmR3kc
— Mike Pence (@mike_pence) February 18, 2018
Pence, who has the early lead role for the White House 2018 campaign, will be the guest of honor at the event and plans to talk up the the Trump economic agenda and how it is working for Americans, including resulting in fatter paychecks and fewer taxes.
.@Saccone4PA18 spent 10 yrs serving our country in uniform, protecting our freedom. When America went to war with Iraq, Rick stepped up to serve again – because that’s what heroes do. #PA18 pic.twitter.com/a6GJ7b2yo4
— Mike Pence (@mike_pence) February 2, 2018
Afterward, he’s traveling to neighboring Nebraska to attend a reelection campaign event for Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts.
Pence, already signed up to help in 30 House races, then travels to Kentucky Wednesday to help Rep. Andy Barr’s reelection campaign. While in Kentucky, he will attend a second America First Policies events to focus on tax cuts.
The Trump Tax Cuts are working in Iowa & I’m looking forward to talking w/ the hard working men & women of Iowa tomorrow about how the tax cuts are benefiting their communities. Read my op-ed in the @DMregister: https://t.co/RRPPLS7nwK #TaxCutsForAmerica
— Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) March 5, 2018
Then on Friday, the vice president will be off to Ohio for a third AFP event in Cleveland, then he’ll join in a campaign event for Rep. Steve Stivers, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Campaign, and the Ohio Republican congressional delegation.
“Long story short – he continues crisscrossing the country to sell the president’s agenda and help vulnerable Republicans,” said an administration advisor.
Paul Bedard, the Washington Examiner’s “Washington Secrets” columnist, can be contacted at [email protected]
