Republican 2024 hopefuls distance themselves from Trump while touting conservative credentials.

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Tim Scott and Mike Pence, both expected to launch campaigns for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, are highlighting their policy differences with former President Donald Trump. Scott is taking aim at the politics of "grievance," while Pence is spotlighting his pro-life stance. Both were in Iowa this weekend to speak in front of influential evangelical leaders. Multi-millionaire entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy is also running for the GOP nomination and is pushing an America First agenda. Michigan businessman Perry Johnson, who declared his candidacy last month, is campaigning the Iowa way with candidate-to-voter retail style politics.
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