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HE HATES HIM: Trump Blames Mike Pence for All of the United States’ Domestic and Foreign Crises


In yet another of his innumerable rants about the 2020 election, former President Donald Trump went after his vice president, Mike Pence, for not trying to overturn the election, saying that his unwillingness to defy his Constitutional duty led directly to every crisis the U.S. has since faced.

“Mike Pence told me, and everybody else, there was nothing he could do about the Electoral Vote Count – it was etched in stone,” Trump wrote in a statement from his Save America PAC. “But if so, how come the Democrats and RINOs are working so hard to make sure there is nothing a VP can do. This was a major event, because everybody ganged up and said that Mike had no choice, he could not send the slates back to the States (which is all I suggested he do) for possible retabulation and correction based on largescale Voter Fraud and Irregularities.”

“This may have proven to an Election-changing event, so we would have no inflation, inexpensive gasoline, be energy dominant, have no war or largescale death with Russia and Ukraine (this conflict never would have happened), would have left Afghanistan on same timetable, but with dignity and strength, and would have kept Bagram Air Base, not had dead soldiers, taken out all American hostages, and would not have given the Taliban $85 billion worth of first-class military equipment,” Trump raged on.

“What a difference it would have made if the State Legislatures had another crack at looking at all of the Fraud, Abuse, and Irregularities that have been found. Our Country would have been a different place!” he concluded.

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)



16 Responses

  1. Trump is a sick man with no respect for the will of the people or for democracy.

    Trunp.lost because the American people were sick and tired of this vile man and his oversized ego.

    Trump demands loyalty from all his underlings but has zero loyalty to those who helped him the most like Pence, Sessions and Mo Brooks.

    It’s time for everyone to recognize that Trump.is a danger to this country and should never get anywhere near the levers of power again.

  2. something to warm the Democrats’ hearts

    If Trump endorsed Pence (perhaps with a hard core MAGA veep), the unified Republican party would walk all over the Democrats. As it is, they’ll do a circular firing squad and permanently turn the country over the WOKE nutcases

  3. Trump have made another bad mistake in attacking Pence. To try bringing all responsibility of failing to him on the one hand and a overblown ego in combination with denying own responsibility for fishing votes on the radical right on the other hand, shows he is not the right choice for 2024. The people want a Republican government.and for this DeSantis will make it.

  4. Trump was right, election stolen! Should have been challenged(a Legal option) but cowardly politicians didn’t have stones to do it. Every week county by county another irregularity being found! It’s time for you to wake up & see what these Dems are up to, once they turn it there’s no going back. Some of you morons voted for Obama even after he said he is going to fundamentally change the country & will not necessarily abide by the Constitution, what fools you are! Then you go & vote for part II with brain dead Brandon & his VP Mutt.

  5. Crazy Kanoiy, poster #1, you are absolutely correct. This man will be no good as president! He doesn’t allow for anyone to opine or suggest something other than his own. He is Websters definition of a narcissist. He is against anyone and everyone especially those closest to him. Mike Pence would be a great choice as president but sadly due to his overly conservative moral ideals he is not electable.

  6. We need to regain a sane conservative voice. We need to distance ourselves from the “cult of personality” and focus on integrity, on duty, on rights, on decency.
    Why continue to report on Trump? Or at least make it clear the man has no business being in any public office.

  7. Crazy is well named. As for his “kano’us”, it’s all for evil.

    Trump was a good president and has many good qualities. He lost the election because it was stolen from him, on many different levels and by many different means, starting with the news industry and the social media companies actively conspiring against him and operating as arms of the Democrat Party rather than as neutral reporters and platforms.

    Then there were the election officials in various states ILLEGALLY rigging the rules to advantage Democrats and to make fraud easy and undetectable. And of course there was massive fraud, at least an order of magnitude greater than the historical level of Democrat fraud, enabled by those officials. It’s impossible to believe that the Democrats went out of their way to make fraud easy and then nobody took advantage of that! It’s like believing that a bank was left unlocked overnight, with the alarms and cameras disabled and no records kept of how much was in the vault at the close of business, and yet there was no robbery overnight. The fact that someone went to all the trouble of setting things up for a robbery is proof positive that the robbery took place.

    However CK is correct that Trump demands loyalty from others but has none himself.

    Another fault of his is that he’s not well-read, and doesn’t seem to understand nuance at all. In this case he received legal advice, and can’t understand how anyone else can disagree with it. John Eastman’s legal opinion is plausible, and maybe it’s correct. But Mike Pence took advice from his own lawyers, and they advised him differently, so he acted on that advice. This is completely normal and as it should be, but Trump doesn’t seem to understand that.

    If Pence runs for president I would definitely be inclined to support him, though of course there may be other and better candidates. For instance Desantis. I think Desantis should stay on as governor of Florida and delay his presidential ambitions for another opportunity. I think he’s doing an excellent job in Florida and the state needs him more than the country does. But if he runs for president I will probably support him, even over Pence.

  8. Milhouse, I don’t necessarily agree with all of your points, but I am quite impressed by your ability to see both sides.

    P.S. Do you happen to live in Florida? 😊

    מנחם שמו

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