Trump trashes Justin Amash on his way out of the GOP: 'Dumb and disloyal — a total loser!'

Former Vice President Mike Pence announced he was running for president on Wednesday morning, but he might not be able to count on some previous supporters.

Speaking to MSNBC, former Homeland Security aide to Pence, Olivia Troye, explained that she liked many things about him, such as being pro-military and a man of faith.

On Wednesday morning, June 7, CNN's Kate Bolduan made a bombshell announcement: CEO/Chairman Chris Licht "is leaving the network," and "for now," a new "leadership team" will "take Licht's place."

Licht held that position for a little over a year, declaring that he wanted to purge CNN of what he viewed as too much liberal bias. And he had more than his share of critics, who attacked Licht's leadership as change for the sake of change and saw him as being much too rigid and dogmatic in his centrism.

Vanity Fair columnist Molly Jong-Fast has taken stock of the early days of the 2024 Republican presidential primary and has found it to be very grim in terms of what one of America's two major political parties has to offer.

In particular, Jong-Fast despairs that most GOP candidates running for president can't think of a better way to pitch themselves as anything but slightly more electable versions of former President Donald Trump.