Pence said he had to obey the constitution. Obedience is a childhood trait that ought to disappear with age as one acquires the capacity for rational thought and observation. There's a problem when men in their 60s are still "obedient." Grow up, asswipe, and do things because they are the right things to do. What a fucktard.
Agreed. I cannot imagine anyone opposed to Trump wanting anyone at all to vote for him. It just doesn't make any sense.
Pence damn near saved USA democracy single handedly. While the President's followers were outside erecting a scaffold.
He did the right thing. You might not like how he described it, but he did.
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I will give Pence all the props he deserves: When faced with a Duffy yet decision, after exhausting all other possibilities, Mike Pence eventually will do the right thing. Apparently when it is his own neck on the line , the process is speeded up. And Pence dues have a long enough memory to justifiably hold a grudge. Props to him.
I'm not sure what you mean by this.
The first time I ever heard of Mike Pence, it was an article about his ‘handling of an outbreak of HIV in Austin, IN, a small, rural town. I read articles about his handling of the crisis and how long it took him to reconsider his opposition to needle exchange programs while he was Governor of Indiana. Eventually he decided to relent but not until there were at least 190 new cases of HIV in a sparsely populated county in Indiana.
He absolutely did the right thing - finally. What took him so fucking long? Why did he lick Orange's balls for so long? He reminded me of Colin Powell. Why was he nothing but an adoring, obedient, enabling mouthpiece? Did his conscience finally get the better of him? The problem with guys like Pence is they don't know what they're going to do next and neither does anyone else. He isn't consistently anything but a loose cannon. Glad he isn't endorsing trump but that doesn't go far enough. He needs to condemn Trump but he won't because of his political skin. He's lost without something to worship.
Oh, I would never call Pence a 'loose cannon.' Trump is a loose cannon. Pence is as tightly wound up as they come but mostly he's a coward.
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That we may find his brand of politics, his religion, and his values objectionable does not preclude that his character is lacking. He did execute his duties in transferring power from one president to the next. Pence knew, as I believe most people here knew who Trump was in 2016. He, like many in the Trump White House stuck it out, knew someone had to run the place. After that and subordinate to (and they all know this is) is their duty to obey the orders of the president and how they resolve conflict between the two. Most if need be would resign. Pence, in the moment, did not have that option. But even still, with regards to "what took him so long" is cohesion within the executive branch, that outwardly is the appearance of a functioning government, what the people see, what other nations see. That at least our elected officials are not screaming and physically attacking each other. This is the part that goes beyond mere right and wrong. In between right and wrong there is an entire apparatus, a government that needs to function and present itself in at least a dignified manner before a public that is anything but. When peons call out each other for doing wrong, it is of consequence to no one other than the peon. When leaders do it, it can affect the entire organization and all the peons that depend on it.
In the common understanding you are correct. Let's call him a cheap cannon with very poor aim and repeatability and that misfires regularly.
I'd say he was a malfunctioning starter pistol but....
You wouldn’t understand.It appears Jason expects answers from others to his questions, but does not feel obliged to answer questions asked by others.
Ah, another person is joining the game of saying other people not answering my questions is proof that I don't answer questions. Good for you, it must make you feel real good.It appears Jason expects answers from others to his questions, but does not feel obliged to answer questions asked by others.
Is it better when you do quote text you don't bother to read?
Ah, another person is joining the game of saying other people not answering my questions is proof that I don't answer questions. Good for you, it must make you feel real good.It appears Jason expects answers from others to his questions, but does not feel obliged to answer questions asked by others.
I must have missed them. It happens once in a while. Last time that happened swammerdami gave me a huge wall of text then complained that I missed some questions in the middle of it.Ah, another person is joining the game of saying other people not answering my questions is proof that I don't answer questions. Good for you, it must make you feel real good.It appears Jason expects answers from others to his questions, but does not feel obliged to answer questions asked by others.
Um … no. I did not say that, or anything like it. You complained that no one was answering your questions. Then I answered them. After that, I asked you a couple of questions of my own. So far, you have not answered them. Thus, my comment: It appears you expect others to answer your questions, but do not feel obliged to answer questions others ask you.
I often answer questions, Jason.
