Former Vice President Mike Pence is homeless, according to a Business Insider report.
Since he left former President Donald Trump’s administration, Pence has been “couch surfing” at a friend’s home in Indiana with his wife, Karen Pence.
Pence and his wife aren’t exactly panhandling on the street for money, but they don’t have a living space of their own while in transition.
“The one thing everyone is certain of is that when the Pences moved out of the vice president’s residence at the US Naval Observatory in Washington, they had nowhere to go,” the BI report read. “The former second couple doesn’t actually own a house.”
Instead, they’ve been staying with fellow Republicans in the state.
Recently, the Pences have been staying at Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb’s retreat cabin. They have also reportedly spent time at his brother’s house in Columbus, Indiana.
The exact whereabouts of Pence’s location is being kept quiet by the Secret Service in the wake of the violent mob storming the U.S. Capitol, where some protesters could be heard shouting for the hanging of the former veep.
“Republicans who spoke with Insider also said they wondered whether Pence and his team are closely guarding their new domicile because of the wave of death threats he faced just three weeks ago,” said the report.
In videos, some protesters were shown coming within 100 feet of the former vice president as he was being rushed to safety in the Capitol building. “Where’s Mike Pence?” and “Hang Mike Pence,” could be heard coming from the crowd.
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