DrLove
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Apparently they haven't spoken since the riot and Donald didn't even bother to call him to see if he was okay after his insurrectionists changed "HANG MIKE PENCE!!/ WHERE'S MIKE PENCE??" and other pleasantries. Veep got out of there due to pure luck and some quick thinking.
Four long years of sickening loyal puppy dog-like behavior on MP's part and he gets this for performing his constitutional DUTY? Goes to show, loyalty is a one way street with King Rump. He expects it from everyone but NEVER returns it.
Not too late Michael - Do it NOW!!
Four long years of sickening loyal puppy dog-like behavior on MP's part and he gets this for performing his constitutional DUTY? Goes to show, loyalty is a one way street with King Rump. He expects it from everyone but NEVER returns it.
- President Donald Trump has long benefited from the loyalty of Vice President Mike Pence.
- But Trump may have pushed Pence too far this week by repeatedly demanding that Pence try to block the certification of Joe Biden's presidential win.
- That, combined with Trump's move to rile up his supporters before they breached the US Capitol, seems to have exposed cracks within their partnership.
- Pence is said to be angry with Trump but has yet to agree with invoking the 25th Amendment, a possible but perhaps unlikely way to remove Trump from power.
Sen. Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma told the Tulsa World that he'd never seen the vice president so angry. "I had a long conversation with him," Inhofe said. "He said, 'After all the things I've done for him.'"
Not too late Michael - Do it NOW!!
Trump said to have told Pence 'I don't want to be your friend' after the vice president refused to block Biden's election certification
President Donald Trump may've pushed Vice President Mike Pence too far by repeatedly demanding that Pence try to overturn Trump's election loss.
www.businessinsider.com
Pence has not ruled out 25th Amendment, source says
Vice President Mike Pence has not ruled out an effort to invoke the 25th Amendment and wants to preserve the option in case President Donald Trump becomes more unstable, a source close to the vice president says.
www.cnn.com