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Mike Pence prepares to launch 2024 presidential bid despite being loathed by literally everyone

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Mike Pence, it’s that he will never, ever, ever be President of the United States. And yet, for whatever reason, he’s still hellbent on trying.A new super PAC supporting the gay-hating ex-VP as a 2024 presidential candidate launched this week in one the clearest signs yet that he’s preparing to throw his hat into the race.Committed to America will focus on bolstering Pence’s candidacy in early battleground states, with its first offices being opened in Texas and Iowa this week.In a statement, former congressman/national co-chair Jeb Hensarling said, “Mike Pence is the conservative leader our nation needs at this critical time.”If by “conservative leader” he means “total pushover and Trump enabler” then, sure, Pence certainly fits the bill.The disgraced one-term vice president has been busy traveling the country to promote his crappy new memoir and clean up his brand.Hensarling continued, “Mike has consistently demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to conservative principles and the Constitution.

Mike can win, he is ready to lead, and I am proud to help lead the effort that will send him to the White House.”Pence has previously said he’d announce his 2024 plans “well before late June” and aides have reportedly been mulling over potential launch dates.

Meanwhile, over the last several months, he’s made several trips to early primary states, including New Hampshire, Iowa, and South Carolina.But it doesn’t take much to see the whole thing is a fool’s errand.Pence’s chances of winning the presidency, let alone his party’s nomination, are approximately -10%.

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