Pence cancels Florida vacation: report

Vice President Pence reportedly canceled plans to travel to Florida this week for vacation President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence to attend GOP Senate lunch on Tuesday Biden’s transition team to consider legal action over agency transition delays: reports Trump campaign lawyers worried about pushing lawsuits that could undermine the elections launches legal efforts to challenge the results of several states in the 2020 elections.

The Washington Post reported Tuesday night that Pence no longer intends to leave Washington, although he has so far remained out of the limelight in the president’s efforts to raise suspicion about the 2020 election results. A request for comment from the vice president’s office was not immediately returned.

An FAA notice yesterday said the vice president would stay on Sanibel, an island near Fort Myers, Florida, where he has vacationed in the past. The Post also reported that Pence offered a presentation to Republican senators on Tuesday detailing specific legal efforts being pursued by the president in each state that decided the election, which news networks projected on Saturday to be won by his opponent, l ‘former vice-president. Joe bidenJoe BidenPence will attend the GOP Senate luncheon on Tuesday Biden’s transition team will consider legal action over the agency’s transition delays: reports that Manchin is reducing the possibility of Senate Democrats waiving filibuster, expand court MORE (RE).

“Great meeting with @SenateGOPtoday! I told them we will keep fighting until every LEGAL vote for president @realDonaldTrump is counted and we will keep fighting to send [Sen. David PerdueDavid PerdueAbrams raises M for Georgia Democrats in Senate runoffs The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump battles ballots; vaccine news boosts markets Senate roadblocks threaten to box in Biden MORE (R-Ga.)]and [Sen. Kelly LoefflerKelly LoefflerPence to spend time in Florida as Trump refuses to concede Georgia secretary of state rejects calls to step down Georgia GOP senators call on Georgia secretary of state to resign MORE (R-Ga.)] Back to a Republican majority in the Senate! See you in Georgia next week! ”, He tweeted Tuesday after his meeting with the senators.

Great meeting with @SenateGOP today! I told them we would keep fighting until every LEGAL vote for the president @realDonaldTrump is numbered and we will continue to fight to send @Perduesenate and @KLoeffler Back to a Republican majority in the Senate! See you in Georgia next week!

– Mike penceMichael (Mike) Richard PencePence to Attend Senate GOP Luncheon on Tuesday 5 Things to Know About the Pfizer Vaccine News Ohio GOP Governor Congratulates Biden on Win READ MORE (@Mike_Pence) November 10, 2020

His tweet referred to Georgia’s two Senate races, which appeared to be heading for a runoff in January after candidates in last week’s election failed to cross the 50% threshold needed to win outright.

Pence echoed the president’s calls to count ‘legal’ votes in battlefield states where mail-in ballots are still counted, but didn’t go as far as Trump and alleged that the election had been “stolen” by Democrats.