Vice President Mike Pence had no problem betraying President Trump and the millions of Americans who voted for him by certifying an illegitimate 2020 election soaked with fraud.
Promoting criminal and unconstitutional actions somehow doesn’t strike us as very Christian.
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Vice President Mike Pence released a statement ahead of the certification of the Electoral College.
Pence rebuffed President Trump’s call to reject Biden’s electors.
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President Trump during his speech in DC on January 6th repeatedly called on Vice President Mike Pence to do his duty and defer the certification of Biden votes in contested states back to the state legislatures.
Pence folded like a lawn chair.
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Mike Pence would not even allow a review of the election irregularities and questionable results in several swing states. He was too weak to act.
Now Mike Pence is back and is reportedly laying the groundwork for a 2024 election run.
What a waste of time and money!
ABC Action News reported:
The former vice president is steadily reentering public life as he eyes a potential run for the White House in 2024.
He’s writing op-eds, delivering speeches, preparing trips to key primary states and launching an advocacy group that will likely focus on promoting the Trump administration’s accomplishments.
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But Trump’s neglect in mentioning Pence during a podcast interview earlier this month signals the former vice president’s unique challenge — despite years as serving as Trump’s steadfast lieutenant, many in the Republican party now feel betrayed by Pence after he followed through with his Constitutional duty to preside over the certification of the 2020 electoral results, signifying a peaceful transfer of power.
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