Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence expressed his optimism that former President Donald Trump will participate in the GOP’s inaugural 2024 presidential debate this week. Speaking on ABC’s “This Week,” Pence emphasized his hope that Trump will join the debate stage, allowing for a substantive discussion on the challenges facing the American people. He conveyed confidence that he and the other candidates are ready to engage in a rigorous debate and provide answers to the tough questions.
In another development, there has been speculation that Trump could make a last-minute commitment to prevent a ban on his participation in the first debate. Accompanying this news is an image showcasing former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, former President Donald Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and Pence, highlighting the potential significance of Trump’s presence in the debate.
Pence reiterated his belief that it is not over until it is over, expressing his continued hope that Trump will appear at the debate. However, Trump has yet to confirm his attendance.
Nevertheless, regardless of Trump’s decision, Pence affirmed that he will distinguish himself in the field by remaining true to himself.
Regarding his approach to standing out on the debate stage, Pence emphasized that he will be authentic and draw upon his vast experience in nationally televised debates. He acknowledged that while he is well known, there is more to learn about him, and he aims to showcase his leadership qualities and experiences during the debate.
Pence further highlighted his history as a House conservative leader challenging excessive spending within his own party and as a conservative governor who successfully balanced budgets, cut taxes, and expanded educational choice. His goal for the debate is to present a broader context to the American people and Republican primary voters, allowing them to genuinely know him and the type of leadership he brings to the table.
The first GOP presidential debate, which promises to be enormously important, is scheduled for August 23 at 9 p.m. ET. It will be broadcast across FOX News Media’s platforms. Alongside Pence, other qualified candidates, including Ron DeSantis, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Doug Burgum, are set to participate in the debate.
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