Posted on 02/04/2022 1:01:28 PM PST by Enlightened1
Roger Stone, a prominent ally of former President Donald Trump, attacked former Vice President Mike Pence in a Thursday post on the messaging platform Telegram, calling him a "disloyal POS."
Pence drew Trump's ire after he declined to go along with an unconstitutional effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election result on January 6, 2021. Trump on Tuesday called for Pence to be investigated for declining to help. In an official statement, the former president said House investigators should probe why Pence "did not send back the vote for recertification or approval" to the states, insisting that his vice president had "the right to do so."
Stone on Thursday shared a Substack article written by Emerald Robinson, titled The Treachery of VP Mike Pence Explained to his channel on Telegram. In the post, Stone, who was officially pardoned by Trump, attacked Pence.
"If you ever had any doubt whatsoever that former Vice President Mike Pence was a duplicitous, disloyal POS, this stunning article will remove any doubt. Pence and his staff of 'political advisors' were working to undermine President Trump [and replace him with Mike Pence] from day ONE," Stone wrote in the post.
Newsweek reached out to Pence's press representatives for comment but did not hear back in time for publication.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsweek.com ...
Go back to sleep Roger you’re late again 🤪
That is extremely tame compared to how I describe Pence.
I’ll take it!
HA HA!
No such power exists for the Vice President, nor does any such mechanism exist in the Constitution nor by statute for sending Electors back to the states that already turned them in. No one who keeps saying this can point to the section of the Constitution where this power or mechanism is because it doesn't exist. Once the several states submit their Electors, that is it for them. Congress can then reject the Electors - resulting in them not being counted, not "sent back."
That is simple reality. Even if theoretically the Vice President could make such a declaration during the Joint Session, a member could merely say make a motion to appeal the ruling of the Chair, and that would be the end of that in very short order.
And?
Roger is spot on! Pence is loyal to the leftists/ Deep State, not to any core belief about truth or God
Mike Pence is a traitor and history will treat him very unkindly.
Disagree. If there were no such power, the Constitution would not have specified a particular office to oversee it. It would have said something like "The Congress".
The fact that it specifies that office means that person has discretionary authority.
Even were that not true, the Vice President could have told everyone to "go f*** themselves" before agreeing to participate in that corrupt and fraudulent transfer of power.
Pence did what a gutless coward would have done, which was to lend an air of legitimacy to a farce.
Pence got it wrong, and now his political career is dead.
“unconstitutional effort”
No, no bias reporting there.
He’s not?
Pence was part of the GOP House leadership team of Boehner, Cantor, Ryan and McCarthy.
Commitment to the fundamental transformation of the USA into North Mexico is required.
I knew what he was when Trump picked him.
Trump should tell Roger to knock it off. This gets not a single vote but could alienate some who don’t like the smash mouth stuff. PENCE NO THREAT. DIRECT ALL FIRE AT MORTAL THREATS.
in a word lucre, or thirty pieces of silver
Lol...Pence must be showing strength in some internal polling Trump is conducting.
Don’t you remember back in 2000 when then Vice President Gore rejected the Florida electoral Slate thus becoming our 43rd President? ;-)
Finally, President Donald Trump chose to lob a verbal grenade in the general direction of his old VP Mike Pence last Sunday night — regarding Pence’s ability to formally contest the results of the stolen 2020 election.
This was, for many Trump supporters, long overdue.
Here is Trump’s statement on the matter:
The reason that Mike Pence did not exercise the power to lawfully contest the election is because Mike Pence was never a Trump loyalist.
He’s a GOP establishment loyalist.
There were plenty of problems inside the Trump Administration, and Vice President Mike Pence was at the center of many of those problems.
In fact, it’s always been obvious that Pence and his staff were deeply involved in trying to remove President Trump from office.
Whenever the subject of Mike Pence comes up in casual conversation, I always ask the same question:
If you’re drawing a blank with these names then I’m sorry to inform you that you were not paying close enough attention to politics during the Trump Years.
Also, you were not paying attention to my Twitter feed — because I was reporting on these problems all the time during the Trump Administration.
So, without further ado, let’s review all the evidence against Mike Pence. Trust me: there’s a lot of evidence.
Let’s begin with Mike Pence’s least favorite question:
“Why did you insist that President Trump fire his National Security Advisor Michael Flynn in the opening days of the administration?”
The official story is that Gen. Flynn had lied to Mike Pence about Flynn’s contacts with Russian diplomats.
Nobody has bothered to ask Pence exactly how he was informed about Flynn’s private conversations.
Think about it: somebody went to Pence with transcripts of Flynn’s calls, and told Pence that Flynn was a national security risk.
It almost certainly must have been disgraced FBI agent Peter Strozk.
It’s likely that Strzok was the one who pushed for VP Pence to fire Flynn because we know that Peter Strozk's assistant was Katherine Seaman — the wife of Mike Pence’s chief of staff Josh Pitcock.
We also have the text exchanges between Strozk and Page discussing infiltrating the Trump White House in great detail.
(This was the subject of an extraordinary letter from Senator Grassley and Senator Johnson to AG Bill Barr.)
What did Pence know about the FBI’s attempts to spy on the Trump White House?
Is it even possible that Mike Pence was totally unaware that his chief of staff’s spouse worked directly for the chief of the counter-espionage unit of the FBI?
We know that President Obama warned President Trump not to hire Flynn in 2016.
We also know that Flynn himself believes that Obama advised Trump against hiring him because Flynn knew about the Obama administration’s role in spying on Trump’s presidential campaign.
Removing Flynn as Trump’s National Security Advisor was a top priority for the Deep State.
In other words, Mike Pence was the first person to set the Russia Hoax into motion.
During the failed Ukraine impeachment of President Trump, plenty of State Department and NSC swamp creatures crawled out of the shadows to hurl lame accusations about Trump’s phone call with Ukraine President Zelensky.
Did you know that one of main accusers was a national security official on Vice President Mike Pence’s staff?
A State Department official named Jennifer Williams was placed on Pence's staff in April of 2019 — which was just in time to get involved in the Ukraine call and the subsequent impeachment.
(What a coincidence that she arrived mere weeks before the call!)
Just imagine being a few months into your new job in the White House only to volunteer to testify against the President in an impeachment trial over phone calls you didn’t like.
If you find that scenario absurd, you’re not alone.
During her testimony before Congress, Jennifer Williams identified her working colleagues on Ukraine issues as Alex Vindman, Fiona Hill, and George Kent.
She also testified that Trump’s call was”unusual and inappropriate” without explaining her legal reasoning.
(That’s not so strange because Williams had defied an order from the White House by agreeing to appear for her deposition at all.)
She was then sent off to CENTCOMM right after the Ukraine impeachment was over.
Williams’ attempted takedown of President Trump moved her immediate supervisor Lt. Gen Keith Kellogg to issue his own statement about Williams:
Ms. Williams was also on the call, and as she testified, she never reported any personal or professional concerns to me, her direct supervisor, regarding the call. In fact, she never reported any personal or professional concerns to any other member of the Vice President’s staff, including our Chief of Staff and the Vice President.
Again, obvious questions should be asked.
This is the second time that Mike Pence and his office were involved in plots against President Trump manufactured by national security officials.
Do you see a pattern forming yet?
The worst mistake that President Trump made during his administration was probably turning over the COVID Task Force to VP Mike Pence — because Pence turned it over to his chief of staff Marc Short and Marc Short turned it over to a little known national security official with no medical expertise.
If you want to know the name of the person most responsible for unleashing the Dr. Fauci vaccine nightmare on America then remember the name of Mike Pence’s “COVID advisor”:
Why was the decision made to treat the COVID virus (developed and funded by the U.S. Government under the thin disguise of the EcoHealth Alliance) exclusively with experimental vaccines (developed with funding from DARPA) instead of therapeutics?
Perhaps because Pence picked a national security official to advise him on COVID who regularly appears on TV now with a framed picture of Dr. Fauci hanging prominently behind her in her house.
Olivia Troye was just as motivated to destroy the Trump Administration as Jennifer Williams, but she didn’t have the same level of interest in protecting VP Mike Pence from the fallout.
(Pence’s people probably figured this out the day that Troye appeared in a TV ad announcing that she would vote for Biden.)
Once again, Gen. Keith Kellogg was sent out to explain that Olivia Troye was another bad apple that happened to be planted in Pence’s office.
(In fact, Kellogg announced that he had personally escorted Troye out of the White House when she was fired.)
Troye then started a personal grift operation called the Republican Accountability Project — in which she came out of the closet as a full time political operative for the Democrat Party.
So that’s three members of VP Mike Pence’s office who engaged in anti-Trump activities during normal business hours. That’s a lot of treachery.
Let’s not forget the ringleader of so much of this malice too:
Pence’s chief of staff Marc Short.
If you still harbor doubts about Pence’s treachery, let’s turn to Pence’s chief of staff Marc Short for confirmation of these activities.
On January 6th, Short found himself locked out of the White House with his car still in the parking lot.
When a reporter asked Short why this had happened, Short’s reply was surprisingly honest:
“He’s blaming me for advice to VP.”
The he in this case, of course, is Trump.
My own sources in the White House told me that Pence’s chief of staff Marc Short was literally the first person to call for Trump to accept the results of the stolen election and concede to Biden.
Like I said at the beginning: there’s a lot of evidence of Pence’s treachery.
Long before GOP voters were suddenly surprised by Pence’s “lack of courage” on January 6th, I warned my followers on social media that any trust in Pence was misplaced.
My sources in the White House told me that Pence simply disappeared after the 2020 election. (He went skiing in Vail rather than bother with contesting the 2020 election.) I wrote on Twitter at the time:
We might need to stick VP Mike Pence’s face on the back of milk cartons because he’s disappeared.
- Nov 08, 2020
Most Republican voters have never met the big GOP donors — and have no idea what they do with their money.
The big donors wanted a Mike Pence/Nikki Haley ticket in 2024. They don't really care what GOP voters want, and they never have.
These are the people who pushed Jeb in 2016.
And Paul Ryan before that.
And Dan Quayle before that.
Pence is a creature of the GOP donors, not an America First patriot. That much is obvious now.
Pence was added to the Trump ticket to restrain Trump's populism — and that’s what he tried to do for four years.
When pro-Trump aides were sidelined in the Trump White House, I heard the same thing from all of them:
It’s time for Republican voters to admit that they had no idea who Mike Pence was.
Don’t be too upset with yourself. He fooled plenty of people.
The man you thought he was — that guy doesn’t really exist.
It’s time you paid much closer attention to your favorite politicians though — if you want your country to survive.
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