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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Jun 2019
Posts: 7,297 Likes: 175
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But when commanded by Trump to thwart long established procedures, he stuck with his principals and said no. That's the problem with Pence... He knew exactly what Trump was all about, but he had his own agenda and worked against Trump. Pence is a "company man", a pro-establishment "go along to get along" puppet. RvW was an easy win. Even the Dems were tired of the RvW argument, it never should have been a federal issue to begin with. Everyone keeps perpetuating the notion that Trump is the "problem". But that's just the strategy of the Dems and the liberal fake media. Since their strategy is working, what makes you think they would switch gears for DeSantis? They fear Trump now because he's "been there". He knows the names and knows the game, and no matter how hard they try... they can't get rid of him. Perhaps DeSantis is an obvious choice for VP. I'm sure THAT notion is tightening up some Dem sphincters!
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