[Parmy]

Pence was a traitor to not only Trump, but to all the citizens of this USA. His actions opened the flood gates for what is happening to this country, from Afghanistan to inflation to border crises to the vaccine deaths and more.

It never stops.

[lizma2]

“Pence was a traitor to not only Trump, but to all the citizens of this USA.”

Bingo.

[MHGinTN]

Mike Pence is a hypocrite traitor. He certainly deserves the opprobrium sent his way. Two faced hypocrite puppet of the demon rats and globalist./

[IrishBrigade]

‘Pence was a traitor to not only Trump, but to all the citizens of this USA.’

did you seriously expect Pence, or any sitting vice president, to actually de-certify election results...? Richard Nixon in 1960 certified his own defeat...

and if he had done so...? do you seriously think that would have put Trump back in the White House...?

[Secret Agent Man]

Pence did his best Pontius Pilate impersonation in January this year.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Q: Calling him a "traitor" solves nothing. Under what Constitutional authority did he specifically have to do other than what his limited role was directed on that day, i.e. to simply tabulate the votes and read them out? I have not heard a clear, plausible argument on that one yet.

Please feel free to cite the Eastman report, or the Jenna Ellis e mail, or whatever source you have.

Again, when it comes to counting the votes, the 12th Amendment says, "The President of the Senate shall, in the presence of the Senate and House of Representatives, open all the certificates and the votes shall then be counted. The Constitution gives a vice president, as president of the Senate, only one role, which is to open envelopes, in other words, despite what anybody says or asserts, clearly the vice president’s constitutional duty to open envelopes is ministerial. And that was clearly stated in Pence's official letter that day, as I recall. Now we COULD amend the Constitution to give him more authority, but that will not apply retroactively to 2020.