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Mike Pence should stay on the 2024 sidelines

By Kimberly Ross
Published March 18, 2022 11:00am ET
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Mike Pence should stay on the 2024 sidelines
Vice President Mike Pence listens in the Vice President's Ceremonial Office on the White House complex in Washington, during a meeting with family members of the six Citgo executives currently detained in Venezuela, Tuesday, April 2, 2019. | (Susan Walsh/AP)

The 2024 presidential election looms large on the horizon. Given President Joe Biden’s dismal approval ratings and policy disasters at home and abroad, the Democratic Party is right to be concerned.

January 2022 polling indicates a high level of support for former President Donald Trump within the party. But Trump’s first term ended with an attempt to keep election certification from happening. He let the nation down. The GOP should move on from Trump, but the question is which direction they should go. Yet one politician who should excuse himself from a possible presidential run is Mike Pence.

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