The vice president wants North Koreans to know he means business
This week Vice President Mike Pence made an to the Demilitarized Zone along the border of North and South Korea, where he declared that “the era of strategic patience is over.” On Wednesday, Pence said the Trump administration demands North Korea to abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programs — even if that entails no direct negotiations with the United States — to The Washington Post. The Washington Post reported: Pence does not think negotiations with North Korea have been handled appropriately over the last few decades, and the Trump administration seems set on having other nations diplomatically pressure the nation into compliance.
