Where are they now? Trump's former opponents lining up new jobs after failed 2024 presidential bids

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., ended his presidential bid in November and helped Trump garner support in South Carolina, where Haley saw little backing from GOP elected officials despite it being her home state.
52% : Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis came in second in the Iowa caucuses but ended his campaign before the New Hampshire primary, announcing in doing so he was endorsing Trump.
50% : MIKE PENCE LANDS NEW GIG AFTER FAILED 2024 PRESIDENTIAL BIDPence, Trump's former vice president who ended his presidential bid more than two months before the Iowa caucuses, "will immediately begin serving as the Distinguished Visiting Fellow for Faith & Public Life," Grove City College said on Thursday, announcing the establishment of its Center for Faith & Public Life "to explore and support the presence of Christian faith in public institutions.
43% : That is why Hudson's work is so critical," Haley, the former governor of South Carolina and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said in a statement.
43% : He immediately endorsed Trump and joined the now presumptive GOP nominee on the campaign trail.
27% : At the time, Trump chided that Christie was "desperately seeking a TV job, but sadly, no one wants him."
16% : "Unlike some other former GOP contenders, Haley and Pence did not endorse Trump when suspending their campaigns.
15% : New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu joined the 'Brian Kilmeade Show' to discuss the significance of the abortion issue in November and why he believes Haley's supporters will ultimately back Trump in the election.

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