Onetime Trump loyalists Pence and Christie sharpen their challenges on campaign trail: ANALYSIS
Trump's quest to regain the presidency might depend on what Mike Pence and Chris Christie do to stop him Donald Trump might never have become president without them. And his quest to regain the presidency might depend on what they do now to stop him. With back-to-back announcements this week, former Vice President Mike Pence and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie joined a swelling roster of Republicans challenging Trump for the 2024 nomination. They are embracing disparate but perhaps equally impactful strategies to defeat the man they were once so loyal to. Pence is seeking a more delicate way around Trump, paired with an effort to reclaim core tenets of the GOP, while Christie charts a path he describes as straight through Trump. MORE: Chris Christie says path to Republican nomination means going 'right through' Trump "Anyone who puts themselves over the Constitution should never be president of the United States," Pence said Wednesday at his campaign lau...