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7 thoughts on “Pence distances himself from Trump as he eyes 2024 campaign

  1. “You sort of assume a different identity for those four years because your job is to support the president and what he’s doing.”

    So, you sell yourself out and compromise all your values, then you expect people to believe that you’re the same person who once said

    “I’m a Christian, a conservative, and a Republican, in that order”

    And that’s just supposed to be water under the bridge. Little wonder people hate politicians. (An aside: it’s quite telling that “American” didn’t even make Pence’s list.)

    In the real world, Pence would sulk off to be the president of some fundamentalist Christian college like Hillsdale or Liberty. They’d make enough money between that job and Mike’s speeches to suckers who think he’s a man of integrity that they’d be just fine.

    “Man of integrity” who apparently only found his spine when he refused to subvert the Constitution and a mob showed up, built a gallows, and was chanting “Hang Mike Pence”. Maybe it’s just me, but if a group of people that I thought I was a leader in wanted to kill me, I’d leave the group.

  2. I like Mike Pence, and I have a lot of respect for him, but it would be a mistake for him to run against Trump. The Republican party has heading away from good old boy elites, progressives, and globalists.

    1. If Trump runs, which he obviously will, Pence won’t run. He knows he would have no chance. He’s gearing up for the off chance Trump doesn’t run.

    2. And democracy. Don’t forget Republicans loathe democracy. They want Putin’s Russia here in America.

    3. Republicans want Putin’s Russia in America, Joe B? And your documentation for that extreme statement is….????

    4. Rob Kendall didn’t lay it out for you, Bob?

      It’s all pretty obvious. Don’t let everyone vote, make any and all enemies “others” because it’s easy to take rights from people when you don’t consider them people who should have equal rights to begin with.

      Force political indoctrination in the name of patriotism. Attack the free press as fake news. Proclaim that you’re installing a “Christian” nation.

      If you can’t see what’s happening in Russia as far as the effects of misinformation and be scared as to where America is heading, not sure what to tell you. Maybe pretty charts will help you understand.

      https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/22274429/republicans-anti-democracy-13-charts

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