Mike Pence's Ex-Chief of Staff Backs Trump in 2024

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Edith Olmsted

Breaking News Intern

Published Jan. 18, 2024 5:52PM EST

Courtesy Vice President's office/Handout via Reuters

Mike Pence’s former chief of staff Nick Ayers endorsed Donald Trump on Wednesday, according to Axios. Before the Iowa caucuses on Monday, Pence had encouraged voters to support someone else other than Trump, and criticized the former president’s comments about the Jan. 6 insurrection. Ayers is one of many Republicans who has jumped on the Trump bandwagon after the former president’s success in Iowa. “What happened in Iowa was an overwhelming mandate that every dollar should be spent on consolidating the GOP, not attacking Republicans,” Ayers told Axios.

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Mike Pence's Ex-Chief of Staff Backs Trump in 2024

Edith Olmsted

Courtesy Vice President's office/Handout via Reuters