He worked with his state legislature to grant 7 million dollars in tax breaks to prevent a furnace-making factory from moving jobs in his state to Mexico.
This man wrote about how he accused electoral opponent Phillip Sharp of planning to turn a family farm into a nuclear waste facility in his essay "Confessions of a Negative Campaigner". A newspaper's public records request revealed he used an AOL email address while in office. This self-described "Rush Limbaugh on decaf" was criticized by Republican Greg Ballard for signing SB 101, the (*)  Religious Freedom Restoration Act, into law in 2015. He worked with his state legislature to grant 7 million dollars in tax breaks to prevent a furnace-making factory from moving jobs in his state to Mexico. To take his current post, this man resigned as Governor of Indiana. For 10 points, name this Vice President of the United States.
This man wrote about how he accused electoral opponent Phillip Sharp of planning to turn a family farm into a nuclear waste facility in his essay "Confessions of a Negative Campaigner".
Mike  Pence  [or Michael Richard  Pence ] 