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Former Pence Aide: “He Might As Well Just Say ‘I’m Running’” In 2024
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November 19, 2022
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6:42Now PlayingMike Pence has all but said he plans to run for president in 2024. When asked by multiple reporters this week whether he would support Donald Trump next cycle, Pence says he believes there will be “better options.” The former Vice President’s senior adviser Olivia Troye joined “Velshi” to discuss her old boss’ political prospects: “He might as well just say ‘I’m running.’”
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