Mike Pence takes swipe at Trump in sign of a political comeback

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : ComFormer Vice President Mike Pence this week laid out his vision of a winning Republican manifesto, calling on party candidates to embrace a traditional conservative platform rejecting 'protectionist tariffs' and 'isolationism' while recommitting to anti-abortion positions.
47% : 'Republicans should pledge to deliver better trade deals that increase prosperity, not protectionist tariffs that make products more expensive.'Trump has put tariffs at the heart of his economic program, using them in an attempt to punish adversaries such as China, bring manufacturing back to the U.S. and raise revenues.
26% : But that could change if Trump loses in NovemberPence launched his presidential run with wife Karen in June last year.
14% : And Mike Pence is very well equipped to do that.'Pence has occasionally criticized his former boss, such as earlier this year when he accused him of retreating from his anti-abortion stanceFor now, he is quietly working on policy and occasionally popping up to criticize Trump for abandoning some of the conservative priorities of their administration.

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