Pence's Iowa Visits: Faith, Family, and Early State Momentum

Former Vice President Mike Pence is courting Iowa voters in his bid for the 2024 GOP nomination, but faces the challenge of navigating his relationship with former President Donald Trump. Pence has been careful in his references to Trump, expressing loyalty but also defending his decision to certify Joe Biden's victory. Trump, on the other hand, has been polite but critical of Pence's actions on January 6. Both candidates are vying for support in Iowa, with Pence hoping to gain momentum by defeating Trump in the state's caucus. Pence's emphasis on faith and civility has resonated with some voters, but it remains to be seen if he can overcome Trump's popularity.
- Pence, Trump court Iowa voters in hopes of getting early state momentum ABC News
- 'He has that one hiccup': Iowa voter reacts to Pence's January 6 actions MSNBC
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- Mike Pence Talks About Faith and Family In Sioux Center Visit KIWARadio.com
- Mike Pence talks possible pardon of Trump, role in Jan. 6 in Iowa KATU
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