Pence Visits Israel as Potential 2016 Candidates Polish Foreign-Affairs Résumés
The Indiana governor checks off a crucial item on any White House candidate's to-do list.
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Indiana Governor Mike Pence, an under-the-radar prospective Republican presidential contender, wrapped up an official three-day trip to Israel Wednesday exploring economic opportunities for state projects and, in the process, checking off a crucial item on the to-do list for any would-be candidate.
“He’s getting Indiana ready for him to run for president,” said Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, a center-right radio talk show host in Indiana and editor of the Indy Politics blog. “I don’t think he’s fully made the decision one way or another, but I do think all the things he’s doing are to get his ducks in a row, just in case he does decide to run.”