In a speech to Indiana legislators, the former vice president Mike Pence further distanced himself from President Trump.
Pence said to the lawmakers in the room, “The Georgia election was not stolen and I had no right to overturn the election on January 6.”
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Pence speaks out as Trump is accused of manipulating the election and is being indicted in Georgia.
This is when Pence stated it:
USA Today claims:
In the middle of the craziness of the Republican race, Mike Pence maintains his position as a steady and conventional conservative. Pence emphasizes his plan to recover states’ rights if he wins the presidency in 2024 while speaking to a crowded house of lawmakers in Indianapolis.
He reiterated his prior remarks and underscored that he still supports the indictments against former President Donald Trump. This time, he made an explicit reference to the recent Georgian indictment, which alleges a plan to rig the 2020 election results.
“The Georgia election was not stolen and I had no right to overturn the election on Jan. 6,” Pence said.
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What ABC News said is as follows:
In response to the indictment of Donald Trump, Mike Pence breaks his quiet and claims that Georgia’s 2020 election was not rigged. Pence makes a bold move by urging openness and telling the American people “the truth.” In light of Pence’s aspirations for the GOP candidacy in 2024, this remark highlights the differences between him and his former running mate.
“Now this week comes another indictment regarding the former president’s conduct in the days leading up to the close of our administration. I’ve said many times: I had hoped the judgment about those days will be left to the American people and to history. Such is not the case,” At the National Conference of State Legislatures Summit in Indianapolis, Pence spoke to a group of Republican state legislators.
While stating the obvious that Trump had the “presumption of innocence” in his four criminal proceedings, Pence vehemently refuted Trump’s bogus assertions that the 2020 election was rigged.
Pence’s latest remarks are certain to hurt him in the polls for the Republican presidential nominee in 2024.
