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Former Vice President Mike Pence is speaking at Stanford University on Thursday evening, Feb. 17, at an event titled “How to Save America from the Woke Left.”
The Republican vice president will be speaking at the 7 p.m. event organized by the Stanford College Republicans as part of the Ken & Janice Shengold Advancing Freedom Lecture Series by the conservative group Young America’s Foundation.
Pence recently made headlines by calling former President Donald Trump wrong for trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election in which Trump and Pence lost to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
The Stanford College Republicans said on Twitter this week that people opposing Pence’s visit to the campus have torn down flyers and a banner “in a desperate attempt to undermine the event.”
The event is being held at Dinkelspiel Auditorium and will also be livestreamed on the Stanford College Republicans’ Facebook page.
More details about the event can be found at eventbrite.com.
The lecture and Q and A are on YouTube.
He sounded very presidential with an impressive video. Worth watching in full.
LOL Bystander. I know you would vote for him. But he would be an even worse mistake than DJT.
I love the comment above – worse mistake than DJT. The Keystone Pipeline and other oil and gas producing efforts gave us energy independence and the ability to sell to Western Europe. Now Russia is the oil producing entity and holds Western Europe in it’s hands. The US is now buying oil from Russia. The current administration is going backwards and undoing all of the progress for the last ten years. That directly affects the current news of the day which has huge tanks rolling across the frozen tundra in Eastern Europe.
So any one’s opinion is mostly where they came from and how they translate their previous generation’s problems as they came to America to avoid the problems from their original homes. Just creating that same set of problems onto the US.
We gave up the ability to help those nations stay warm, keep the lights on, and live a NORMAL life. Sorry – you cannot sell those choices.
I really never said I would vote for him. I did say it was worth listening to him.
I think it is worth being open minded on many issues and listening to various opinions before making up our minds on anything. We need to learn how to think rather than be told what to think. Any time I hear any politician speak there are are things I agree with and things I don’t. We have to weigh these things up and decide for ourselves what we think are most important. I also think that it is important to listen to what the candidate says rather than just follow party rhetoric. Discussion and debate are a valuable tool, and listening involves paying attention to exact words rather than making assumptions.