Congressman Mike Pence is still vague about his decision to run for governor or seek another term in Congress. All we know is that he loves serving people in Indiana.
Pence visited students in Todd Gibson's U.S. Government class at Muncie Central High School Friday, speaking about freedom, family and what it's like working in Washington. He took questions but still skirted around the issues of what happens next.
"What motivates me is not politics," he said. "It's public service. I'm more intersted in serving than seeking [a nomination for presidency]."
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