Tuesday night, former Vice President Mike Pence spoke at
Pence spoke on the potential for an indictment of former President Donald Trump,
He also answered questions from reporters before his talk inside a packed University Chapel.
Asked about rumors that the
“I understand the frustration. I as I said this past weekend, if [Trump] is indeed indicted by the DA that appears to me to be a politically motivated prosecution,” he said. “But I think letting our voices be heard in other ways and not engaging in protest I think is most prudent.”
Pence also encouraged continued support for
“We’ll speak tonight I about the war raging in
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In speaking to W&L students, Pence wanted to emphasize the national debt, encouraging the younger generation to be aware of its future impact.
“If we wait for 30 years to confront the drivers of that debt, which are largely entitlements and interest on the national debt, then this generation of Americans will be faced with nothing but bad choices,” he said.
“Tonight I’m going to talk about that with these young people and see if we can’t help them marshal voices in this generation for challenging leaders today to confront this major crisis.”
For more on Pence’s talk, see the March 29 issue of The News-Gazette.