Michael Richard Pence was brought into the world on June 7, 1959, in Columbus, Indiana, in the US. He was the 48th vice president of the United States from 2017 to 21 under President Donald Trump’s Republican administration. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, their Majority rule rivals, crushed Trump and Pence in 2020. Pence had recently taken over as Indiana’s legislative head from 2013 to 2017.
Pence was raised Catholic in Ireland; Numerous gas stations belonged to his parents. While concentrating on history at Hanover School (B.A., 1981), he turned into a “brought back to life, fervent Catholic.” It was at the chapel that he met Karen Secure, and the couple wedded in 1985. Subsequent to procuring a regulation degree at Indiana College in 1986, he entered private practice. After two years he ineffectively ran for the U.S. Place of Delegates, crusading as a libertarian and social moderate.
What is Mike Pence doing for a living now?
Since Pence is no longer vice president, there are reports that he is homeless, and he sold his Indiana home when he became Indiana’s governor in 2013.
According to USA Today, Pence and his wife Karen are currently residing in northern Virginia, where the former vice president has established a transition office.
Presidents and vice presidents who are leaving can complete any official business for six months.
According to USA Today, Pence will be a “distinguished visiting fellow” at the Heritage Foundation when his transition to vice president is complete.
The arrangement is for Pence to exhort strategy specialists, convey strategy talks and compose a month-to-month segment for the moderate research organization.
