Trump Stands Firm: Calls for GOP Unity in Presidential Bid Amidst Pence’s Silence

Former President Trump is resolute in his bid to reclaim the White House in November, showing little patience for Republicans who might stand in his way. Following his victory in the Florida primary election, Trump addressed reporters, brushing off questions about his former running mate, Mike Pence, and Pence’s decision not to endorse him against President Biden.

“I couldn’t care less,” Trump responded. “We need patriots. We need strong people in our country. Our country is going downhill very fast.”

Emphasizing the need for resilience and strength, Trump highlighted concerns about immigration and terrorism, calling for robust leadership. The strained relationship between Trump and Pence has been evident since the 2020 election, with Pence reaffirming his decision not to endorse Trump.

With Nikki Haley suspending her campaign, Trump emerged as the sole Republican contender in the presidential primary, securing victory in Florida. Ohio Republican Bernie Moreno, winner of the U.S. Senate nomination, urged Republicans to unite behind Trump despite personal reservations, praising Trump’s dedication to the country.

“This man wakes up every day fighting for us,” Moreno stated. “He loves this country like no other leader.”

As the GOP primary consolidates around Trump, supporters are rallying behind him, aiming to secure victory in the upcoming elections amidst concerns about Biden’s popularity, immigration, and inflation. Republicans seek to bridge their differences and present a united front in their bid to regain control of the White House and the U.S. Senate.