[pissant]

He'd be a solid choice.

[FTJM]

This is a Pro-Pence thread, trolls stay away. Ignore the trolls!

Did I get that right?

[reasonisfaith]

My gut tells me Pence is too inside-the-beltway to undo the damage our nation has suffered under the Obama-RINO alliance.

[Lazlo in PA]

Let’s see what his previous experience prior to being in the house.

Lawyer
Radio Talk Show Host

That’s it. Not even any private sector, job creating experience. Pence need to show he can handle Executive power before he should consider this run. We are in the middle of a regime with a guy with no experience and how is that turning out?

[dforest]

MPDS’ers will be here shortly! LOL

[Servant of the Cross]

I like Mike. He meets my primary test - an authentic conservative.

[FrankR]

"Staying on message" can mean one of two things - one, repeating the party line talking points ad infinitum, which requires little more than a good memory.

Two, "staying on message" is answering the same question the same way everytime; usually this requires little more than knowing what you belive in, and not peppering it with lies.

I don't know that much about Pence, but I really haven't heard too much about him being a serious contender. I would just hope he's not too much of an inside the beltway, country club guy, because if my soon-to-be-done research shows that he is, he will be immediatly crossed off my list.

I have zero patience for country clubbers and RINOs, John McCain't slammed that door shut and it shall not reopen for me.

[wtc911]

Pence is strong on ideas but lacks real world and executive experience (his CV is nothing but a lawyer or congress-critter). That’s not enough for me, at least at this point.

[JSDude1]

Agree, Pissant (of course we have for a while). BTW, incase you didn’t know (or forgot). I interned for Pence in Washington Summer of 2004 (is on my FR Bio).

J.S.