Pence says he thinks there will be "better choices" than Trump for president in 2024

 

Introduction

In an interview with CBS News on Wednesday, Vice President Mike Pence said he believes there will be "better choices" than President Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election. "I think the American people are going to have a lot of choices in 2024," Pence said. "I think President Trump has been an incredible leader for this country, and I believe he'll continue to be." Pence's comments come as Trump faces increasing scrutiny from both Democrats and Republicans over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and the economy.

Mike Pence says he thinks there will be

In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, Pence said he thinks there will be "better choices" than Trump for president in 2020.

"I think the American people have a lot of great options, and I think there will be better choices in 2020 than Donald Trump," Pence said.

Pence's comments come as Trump is facing mounting criticism from within his party. A growing number of Republicans have called on Trump to step down from the presidential race, and multiple polls have shown that Trump is trailing behind his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.

Trump has also been roundly criticized for his response to the Orlando nightclub shooting, which left 49 people dead. In the wake of the tragedy, Trump has called for a ban on Muslims entering the United States and suggested that Obama is sympathetic to terrorists.

Pence was asked if he would run for president himself in 2024

In an interview with CBS News on Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence was asked if he would run for president himself in 2024.

Pence said that he thinks there will be "better choices" than President Donald Trump for the Republican nomination in 2024.

"I think the American people are going to have a lot of good options," Pence said.

When pressed on whether he would be one of those options, Pence said that he would "keep doing what I'm doing" and "serve this president and this country."

Pence's comments come as many Republicans are already looking ahead to the 2024 presidential election, and some have even floated the vice president as a potential candidate.

What do you think about Pence's comments? Do you think he could be a viable candidate for president in 2024? Let us know in the comments!

The vice president said he would

The vice president commented during an interview with CBS News's "Face the Nation" that aired on Sunday. Pence said he thinks there will be "better choices" than Trump for president in 2020 but didn't rule out the possibility of voting for Trump.

"I haven't ruled anything out," Pence said when asked if he would consider voting for Trump in 2020. "I do think there will be better choices."

Pence's comments come as many Republicans have voiced their concerns about Trump's re-election prospects. Several high-profile Republicans, including former Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, have said they are considering mounting primary challenges to Trump.

Pence said he is focused on serving as vice president and doing

Pence said he is focused on serving as vice president and doing what Trump asks of him. He also thinks there will be "better choices" than Trump for president in 2020. Pence made the remarks in an interview with CBS News's "Face the Nation" that aired Sunday.

Who is Mike Pence?

Mike Pence is the current Vice President of the United States. Before that, he served as the Governor of Indiana from 2013 to 2017. Pence was born in Columbus, Indiana, on June 7, 1959. He graduated from Hanover College in 1981 and earned a law degree from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in 1986. Pence began his career as an attorney before moving into politics. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2000 and served there for six terms before being elected Governor of Indiana in 2012.

Pence is a strong conservative who is known for his evangelical Christian beliefs. He is a supporter of traditional marriage and has been critical of same-sex marriage. In 2015, Pence signed into law a "religious freedom" bill that allowed businesses to discriminate against LGBT customers based on religious beliefs. The law caused widespread backlash and led to nationwide protests. Pence later amended the law to make it less discriminatory towards LGBT people.

As Vice President, Pence has been a loyal supporter of President Donald Trump and has been involved in some of Trump's most controversial policies, including the Muslim Ban and the repeal of Obamacare.

What did Pence say about Trump?

In an interview with Hugh Hewitt, Pence was asked whether he thought there would be "better choices" than Trump for president in 2020. He responded by saying that he thought there would be "a lot of good choices" and that he was focused on ensuring Trump's reelection.

Who are some potential 2024 candidates?

The vice president's statement came in response to a question about whether he would support the president's reelection bid.

"I think the American people will have better choices," Pence said during an interview on "Fox News Sunday."

Some potential candidates for the 2024 presidential election include:
-Former Vice President Joe Biden
-Senator Bernie Sanders
-Senator Elizabeth Warren
-Governor Gavin Newsom
-Mayor Bill de Blasio

What are the odds of Trump winning in 2024?

In an interview with CBS News, Pence said he thinks there will be "better choices" than Trump for president in 2024. When asked if that meant he would not support Trump's re-election, Pence said he "absolutely" would not commit to that.

Pence's comments come as many Republicans are distancing themselves from Trump following the Capitol riot last week. Several GOP lawmakers have called for Trump to be impeached, and some have even suggested they would support a primary challenger to him in 2024.

Given all of that, it seems unlikely that Trump will be able to win the Republican nomination in 2024. And even if he does, it's hard to see him winning the general election given how unpopular he is with the American people.

Conclusion

In an interview with CBS News, Pence was asked if he would consider running for president in 2024. He said that he thinks there will be "better choices" than Trump for president in 2024, which seems to be a veiled shot at the incumbent. It's clear that Pence is positioning himself as a more traditional Republican option for 2024, and it will be interesting to see how his rhetoric develops over the next few years.