Pence open to 2024 run against Trump
2024 Elections,Donald Trump,Elections,Mike Pence,Republican Party
Former Vice President Mike Pence signaled that he is open to a 2024 presidential run against former President Donald Trump during an interview with the New York Times published on Monday.
Why it matters: A run would mark a definitive turn in the relationship between Pence and Trump, though the growing rift between them has been evident for some time, with Pence disputing Trump's claims that he could have overturned the 2020 election.
- Back in March, Trump admitted the two had not spoken for a "long time."
What they're saying: “We’ll go where we’re called,” Pence told the Times during the interview, which was conducted last month.
- Pence added that he and his wife, Karen, would approach the matter through prayer.
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