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Mike Pence is a seasoned political leader who has navigated complex challenges while maintaining a focus on his values and the rule of law. This interview reveals his dedication to protecting democratic institutions and his belief in the importance of forgiveness and civility in political discourse.
“And Indiana was able to expand and reform Medicaid coverage for some $350,000 Americans. I don't question your heart, and in many respects I share the same conviction you have about I don't ever want any American to go without health care when they need it.”
“Well, first, again, I want to commend you. Your family story has been an inspiration to people around the country. And I'm so glad that Lauren is doing so well and thriving. Thank you.”
“Not on the principle, but the legal foundation on which it was decided. I think it was right for the Supreme Court to return it to the American people.”
“I think that's a very profound question, and it applies to a broad range of issues that we've not been able to solve in this country. And I think it all begins with respect and with civility. I really do. A friend of mine said years ago, he said, there's two kinds of people in politics, people that are called and people that are driven.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 513 — Mike Pence
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