(ANSA) - WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 20 - They once ruled the country together, now former Vice President Mike Pence suggests that he would not support his old 'boss', Donald Trump, if he were to run for the White House in 2024. "There may be someone else who I prefer more ", he replied when asked at George Town University if he would support it in the next presidential elections, after a long pause and a caustic smile.
A further confirmation of the fracture between the two after the assault on the Capitol and the possibility that Pencescend himself on the field in a match against his former boss.
Ignoring the applause, the former vice president said he was confident that the Republican party "would solve the leadership problem" and said that in the next 20 days his focus will remain on the Midterm elections.
"But then we will think about the future, ours and the nation's," said sibillino, promising the public to keep him updated.
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