The collapse of a gas station chain owned for decades by Vice President Mike Pence’s family left a costly environmental legacy that has cost taxpayers in Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky millions of dollars. https://t.co/0heHT7dY7a

— AP Central U.S. (@APCentralRegion) July 13, 2018

Making a mess and walking away from it. When you expect to be Raptured, environmental responsibility is for those left behind.

Pence spokeswoman Alyssa Farah called the findings “a years old issue” that the vice president has addressed before. She did not elaborate.

In a statement, Pence’s older brother Greg Pence — who was president of Kiel Bros. when it went bankrupt and is now running for Congress as a Republican — distanced himself from the cleanup costs.

“Greg Pence has had nothing to do with Kiel Bros since 2004. This is another attempt by the liberal media to rehash old, baseless attacks,” campaign spokeswoman Molly Gillaspie said.
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Mike Pence, then a third-year congressman, lost more than $600,000 when the company went under. He later became Indiana governor and now has assets worth between $532,000 and $1.13 million. Greg Pence, who is seeking the vice president’s old congressional seat, has total assets worth $5.7 to $26 million.