Former Vice President Mike Pence positions himself as a champion of traditional, Reagan-era conservatism, expressing concern over a shift within the movement towards isolationism and away from core principles.
Pence identifies the Trump-Pence administration's policy shift on China as a major accomplishment, arguing it successfully changed the national consensus and established a tougher, more realistic posture that persists today.
He reflects on January 6th, 2021, framing his decision to certify the election results as a fulfillment of his constitutional duty and an oath made before God, despite his personal and political disagreement with President Trump.
Pence advocates for specific policy positions, including the strategic acquisition of Greenland, a less independent Federal Reserve, and a continued firm stance against the Maduro regime in Venezuela.
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Concerns Raised
A segment of the conservative movement is abandoning principles of international leadership and limited government.
The current leadership at the Federal Reserve is not beneficial for the U.S. economy.
The survival of the Maduro regime in Venezuela was a disappointment of the Trump-Pence administration.
Opportunities Identified
Acquiring Greenland to enhance U.S. national security in the Arctic and gain access to valuable mineral resources.
Reasserting traditional conservative principles to influence the future direction of the Republican party.
Maintaining and strengthening the tougher policy posture towards China initiated during his term.