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Trump’s second term lacks ‘hysteria’ that Democrats used in 2017: Byron York

  • Mike Pence aims to be a constructive force for the conservative agenda during Donald Trump's second term, challenging him on certain issues while supporting others.
  • Advancing American Freedom, Pence's group, spent nearly $1 million opposing Trump's Health and Human Services Secretary nominee, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., stating they received a lot of quiet encouragement in their opposition.
  • Pence believes he and his supporters have received quiet encouragement to oppose certain nominees, advocating traditional conservative values in the process.
  • Pence expressed concerns about the nomination of an abortion rights supporter to HHS, calling it a dramatic departure from 50 years of strong pro-life leadership under Republican administrations.
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Trump’s second term lacks ‘hysteria’ that Democrats used in 2017: Byron York

The Democratic Party is experiencing the absence of the “hysteria” that lawmakers used to target President Donald Trump in his first term, which the Washington Examiner‘s Byron York argued is

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Mike Pence aims to be ‘constructive force’ during Trump’s second term while willing to challenge him

Former Vice President Mike Pence is positioning himself as a “constructive force for the conservative agenda” during President Donald Trump’s second term as one of the few Republicans willing to challenge him.  “Well, for me, it’s always principles first. It’s not personal,” Pence said in an interview with the Associated Press.  Despite publicly falling out with Trump in the wake of the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, Pence said he would…

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Mike Pence aims to be 'constructive force' during Trump's second term while willing to challenge him

Former Vice President Mike Pence vows to be a "constructive force for the conservative agenda," billing himself as Trump's lead Republican challenger.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence is positioning himself as a “constructive force for the conservative agenda” during President Donald Trump’s second term as one of the few Republicans willing to challenge him.  “Well, for me, it’s always principles first. It’s not personal,” Pence said in an interview with The Associated Press.  Despite publicly falling out with Trump in the wake of the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, Pence said he would…

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