Mike Pence

• Political Party: Republican
  
• Birth date: 6/7/59
  
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Polling shows that Pence’s presidential ambitions are dead in the water. The MAGA crowd doesn’t trust him, the Never Trumpers hate him, and evangelicals have other options.

QAnon isn’t just targeting liberal celebrities and politicians any longer. Now they’re coming for the evangelical leaders who supported them.

Looks like some Trump supporters are still mad that Mike Pence didn’t overturn the election results.

“In some cases, we actually draft [the bills] for them,” said the organization’s executive director in a leaked video.

If an ex-VP gives a speech in front of an anti-LGBTQ group that less than a hundred people are around to hear, does it make a difference? Not to Mike Pence’s former base or colleagues.

A hate group leader praised the “Big Sky leader” for making Montana the latest state with a law “restoring” religious exemptions to discrimination laws.

Pence has complained about backlash he’s gotten for his anti-LGBTQ associations before. Hiring an old friend who just happens to run an anti-LGBTQ hate group certainly won’t help.

The former vice president will write two books glorifying himself as he prepares for a possible presidential bid.

You know what that means.

A slew of hate groups & right-wing activists are now attacking the right to vote. If that isn’t enough, they’re also doing their best to downplay the COVID-19 vaccines.

Best known for his fierce opposition to LGBTQ rights, Pence is gathering support among religious right leaders and organizations to serve as the bulwark for his campaign.

“I find it offensive when people play the LBGTQ-whatever card,” the bill’s sponsor said when people raised objections.

The organization has close ties to hate groups.

If you thought the former VP was looking to abandon conservatism, you’ve got another thing coming.

The State Department aide has a long history of “researching” ways for the religious right to oppose LGBTQ rights.

“Smashed. If this does not change, women’s sports as we know it will die. It’ll end. It’ll end.”

Mike Pence is working for one of the groups claiming here that protections against discrimination somehow “sexualizes” children.

Donald Trump will speak at the conference. Mike Pence refused to attend. The anti-Semite was thrilled to be invited, but now says, “I feel like I’m being silenced.”

While he wasn’t officially on the payroll, they still pulled his strings during his time in the administration.

Immediately after the insurrectionist attack on the Capitol, the GOP lost 10,000 registered party members. More than half of congressional Republicans voted to block the certification of their votes.