Mike Pence

The former vice president knocked the current GOP front-runner's "unfortunate" characterization of those charged for the riot at the U.S. Capitol.
The former vice president's decision earned him some respect from never-Trumper conservatives and others.
This should come as "no surprise," Trump's former vice president said.
Many people on social media noted that Pence's former boss, Donald Trump, sure has made a lot of pro-Putin statements.
Former White House communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin described a frightening behind-the-scenes incident.
The former congresswoman wasn't supposed to be on the phone call, but listened in anyway.
The revelation again raises questions about Trump’s lawyers’ notes mentioning GOP Sen. Charles Grassley presiding over the Senate that day.
The former vice president told attendees that it became clear it was not his time.
Meanwhile, Trump continues to dominate the GOP cash race.