Is Pence the Treasonous Author of the NYT Op-Ed?

[Thunder]

All of this is a ploy to separate a very strong team.

[Pastor Guest]

All of this is a ploy to separate a very strong team.

Yep.

[Laura19]

All of this is a ploy to separate a very strong team.

and to separate us from the strong team. I am getting weary, anyone else?

[Ivan88]

Why pick on Pence? President Trump seems to have loved appointing His swamp monster enemies to high positions.

[Laura19]

Why pick on Pence? President Trump seems to have loved appointing His swamp monster enemies to high positions.

I honestly think he thought those advising him were giving him good advice. Probably had no reason to doubt Pence. Time will tell

[Lenno]

Mike Pence Says He Was ‘Proud’ to Certify the Election for Joe Biden

[Green Man]

All of this is a ploy to separate a very strong team.

a strong team? Have you been keeping track of those who have bailed from the team or been fired?

Those guys still on the team are not only back-stabbers but front-stabbers as well.

[Laura19]

For sure there have been snakes allowed in, hoping Trump is more discerning. Don't like Bolton being there. But when I think of strong team, I do think of Trump/Pence first and foremost, not all the others. I like Kellyanne and Sarah Sanders. Pence has agreed to a lie detector test. This is nonsense

[Caplock50]

Pence proved his innocence by agreeing to a lie detector test. Nuff said.

[Green Man]

For sure there have been snakes allowed in, hoping Trump is more discerning. Don't like Bolton being there. But when I think of strong team, I do think of Trump/Pence first and foremost, not all the others. I like Kellyanne and Sarah Sanders. Pence has agreed to a lie detector test. This is nonsense

Here's a partial list of snakes in, or formerly in the Trump Administration:

Just to make this clear, let’s remind ourselves of the top Trump administration officials who have left in disgrace, been credibly accused of corruption or incompetence, or both. Here’s a partial list:

• Michael Flynn, national security adviser: In the job less than a month before resigning; has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI over his contacts with Russia.
• Reince Priebus, chief of staff: Resigned after six months, widely considered comically ineffectual.
• Sean Spicer, press secretary: Terrible liar, resigned after six months on the job.
• Anthony Scaramucci, communications director: Lasted 10 days after a series of exciting but unhelpful media appearances.
• Rob Porter, staff secretary: Resigned after credible allegations of domestic abuse surfaced from two ex-wives.
• Stephen K. Bannon, chief strategist: Pushed out after seven tumultuous months. Trump later said that Bannon “cried when he got fired and begged for his job. Now Sloppy Steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone.”
• Ronny Jackson, White House physician: Nominated by Trump to be secretary of veterans affairs despite lack of qualifications; nomination withdrawn after allegations of unprofessional behavior surfaced.
• Brenda Fitzgerald, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:Resigned after she was caught trading tobacco stocks while leading the agency tasked with reducing tobacco use.
• Scott Pruitt, EPA administrator: Resigned after too many scandals to count.
• Tom Price, secretary of health and human services: Resigned after controversy about profligate use of government and private aircraft.
• Ryan Zinke, secretary of interior: Caught up in multiple minor to midsize scandals, including one involving a questionable land deal with the chairman of Halliburton.
• Betsy DeVos, secretary of education: Got the job despite knowing next to nothing about education; currently under fire because her $40 million yacht is registered in the Cayman Islands, allowing her to escape state taxes.
• Ben Carson, secretary of housing and urban development: Had zero experience in housing. Was criticized for ordering $31,000 dining set for his office; his spokesperson claimed he knew nothing about it, which emails later proved was a lie.
• Wilbur Ross, secretary of commerce: Accused of stealing $120 million from business associates.
• Sebastian Gorka, deputy assistant to the president: Pushed out when he failed to get a security clearance and no one could figure out what he actually did. Last seen passing out fake Fox News business cards.

Those are just the well-known ones. There are plenty of lesser-known officials who have been fired or resigned for things such as making racist comments, having fishy finances that caused security clearances to be revoked, or being accused of domestic violence. That’s also not to mention the questionable characters Trump hired before becoming president, like Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort, or the fact that he hires members of his own family despite the fact that they obviously have no idea what they’re doing.

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