Mike Pence: How About a Governor for President?

The transcript covers a discussion on the Republican victory in the midterm elections, highlighting the desire for change in Washington and the success of Republican governors. It explores the potential for bipartisan cooperation between the President and Republican leaders. The conversation shifts to future Republican leadership, mentioning figures like Chris Christie and Scott Walker. The use of social media for public engagement is discussed, followed by a light-hearted segment on Indiana's culinary specialties, including persimmons and popcorn.

What were the two main messages the American people sent during the Republican victory in the midterm elections?

• An increase in mandates and deficits

• A desire for more spending and taxes

• A call for change in Washington D.C. and support for Republican state leadership

• A preference for Democratic leadership

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the President and Republican leaders to achieve common ground?

• More executive actions

• Leadership and willingness to compromise

• Increased spending

• Personal friendships

According to the speaker, what quality should the next Republican nominee possess?

• Experience in Congress

• Being a governor

• A focus on international relations

• A background in business

How does the speaker view Chris Christie's role in the Republican Governors Association?

• As a minor contributor

• As a strong leader who made a significant impact

• As an ineffective leader

• As someone who focused only on New Jersey

What is the speaker's approach to using social media?

• To criticize opponents

• To communicate real-time information and engage with supporters

• To post infrequently

• To share personal opinions

What is considered a culinary specialty in Indiana according to the speaker?

• Barbecue ribs

• Clam chowder

• Persimmon pudding

• Apple pie

What does the speaker suggest about the meals in Indiana?

• They are mostly fast food

• They are not very diverse

• You can't get a bad meal in Indiana

• They are all vegetarian