• @NegativeLookBehind
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    4010 months ago

    He didn’t walk away from it, he wiped his ass with it. And then half the country cheered.

      • @whereisk
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        510 months ago

        They do love the part that they think gives them the right to intimidate the other half

    • @Eldritch
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      410 months ago

      And pence just stood by and clapped. I mean it says something that now finally, he’s truly distancing himself from Trump. Largely too late but yes it still says something.

  • MushuChupacabra
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    1910 months ago

    You knew this about him when you agreed to be his running mate.

  • The Pantser
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    1310 months ago

    Walking away? Don’t you have to be near it to walk away from it?

    • @Pirasp
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      1010 months ago

      No, you can almost always go even farther away

      • @Cosmos7349
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        210 months ago

        “I didn’t want to be a Nazi before, but then maga happened, and now I want to be a Nazi EVEN LESS”

        • @Eldritch
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          210 months ago

          They’re fine with being Nazi. The Republican party has been the party of most neo-nazis in the United States for a very long time. Trump is just horrible at dog whistling to leave them with plausible deniability.

        • @Delphia
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          110 months ago

          I mean, I would like a free Hugo Boss suit and a Mercedes convertible. But not like that…

  • @chetradley
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    810 months ago

    Hey Mike Pence, how does it feel for someone to demonize you for political reasons? When you were governor of Indiana, that’s exactly what you did to my friends in the LGBT community. Then you defended a man who bragged about sexually assaulting women and helped him become president.