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The Iowan told Pence he "changed history" by certifying Biden's victory. SIOUX CITY, Iowa -- During his campaign swing through Iowa, former Vice President Mike Pence encountered a resident angry over his role in certifying Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 presidential election on Jan. 6, 2021. "Do you ever second-guess yourself?" a woman asked Pence during a campaign stop Wednesday evening at Pizza Ranch, after noting that he "changed history" and that "if it wasn't for [Pence's] votes, Biden wouldn't be in the White House." Pence defended his actions, calling the events of that day "misunderstood" in the face of former President Donald Trump's continued false assertion that Pence could have overturned the results of the last election, something he had authority to do. Former Vice President Mike Pence answers questions from the audience during the Woodbury County GOP and Republican Women meet and greet at ...

Presidential candidate Will Hurd on Sunday said he stood out from Trump and DeSantis in the Republican primary field because of his views on foreign policy and Ukraine The latest 2024 hopeful , former Texas Rep. Will Hurd, on Sunday stressed that he stood out in the crowded Republican primary field because of his belief that American needs stronger leadership on the world stage, particularly on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In an interview with ABC "This Week" co-anchor Jonathan Karl, Hurd blasted both the Biden administration's handling of the issue and attacked former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Hurd accused the White House of "wringing their hands and doing nothing" as a mercenary group mounted a revolt in Russia over the weekend. “It's not just Joe Biden. It's unfortunate the two leading Republican nominees for president, Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, [their] policy on Ukraine is wrong ," Hurd said. "I wis...