Pence criticizes DeSantis over super PAC coordination, promises separate bus.

Former Vice President ‍Mike⁤ Pence Takes Subtle Shot at Gov. Ron DeSantis

Former Vice President Mike Pence recently made ⁤a sly remark about fellow Republican presidential primary candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), hinting at their differing campaign strategies. When ‍asked about DeSantis’ bus tour with a supportive super PAC and whether it violates election ‌laws,‌ Pence responded, “we’ll get our own bus.”

Pence’s Interview and the Role⁤ of Committed ⁤to America PAC

In a⁢ recent interview, Pence was questioned about whether his own super PAC, Committed ​to America, ⁤would engage⁣ in a similar bus tour like DeSantis’ Iowa campaign. The Florida ⁣governor’s tour was organized by the pro-DeSantis super⁢ PAC Never Back Down.

Pence ⁣clarified, “We don’t coordinate with the Committed to‍ America PAC.” However, he expressed gratitude for their efforts,‌ particularly in Iowa. He mentioned that he⁢ receives reports on their ground activities and results, highlighting their ​conversations with hundreds of thousands of caucusgoers and their ability to effectively convey‍ his story.

Pence confidently stated, “Actually, in their contacts, we’re running a solid second⁤ place in Iowa. So I’m grateful for that.”

Questions Surrounding DeSantis’ ‍Super PAC

There have been concerns raised about​ the legality of the⁣ close association between the pro-DeSantis super PAC and the Florida governor. Some argue that their actions may blur the lines of ⁣election law, or at the very least, raise questions⁣ about compliance.

Never Back Down, as an independent expenditure-only political committee, has the ‌ability to raise unlimited contributions for independent ⁣expenditures and political activities. However, it has also been actively involved in ‍grassroots​ promotion of DeSantis. The group has already knocked on ⁤1 million doors⁣ nationwide,‍ with a particular focus on early primary ‍states like Iowa. Additionally, they have ‍established “Students for DeSantis” chapters on 100 college‌ campuses across the country.

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