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The emails, in which Mr. Vance criticizes former President Donald J. Trump both for “racism” and as a “morally reprehensible human being,” add to an already-existing body of evidence showing Mr. Vance’s ideological pivot from Never Trumper to Mr. Trump’s running mate.

There were lots of Never-Trumpers who changed their minds. As Dan Bongino says, don't pay attention to what politicians say. Pay attention to what they do.

[MinorityRepublican]

Thanks for the disclaimer.

[Responsibility2nd]

Another hit piece from the New York Times. Unfortunately many FReepers eat this up and continue to complain about Trump and how he made a bad decision.

[cuban leaf]

They would call me a former never trumper, but I’m not. I just didn’t like him because I saw him as a chameleon. But once he became president he sold me completely and utterly. I now consider him to be the best president in the last 100 years.

vI have a feeling vance may have gone through the same experience.

[Round Earther]

I hate the police,” Mr. Vance said in his response.

None of this can be true. It is all fabricated by the NYT.

[clearcarbon]

"There were lots of Never-Trumpers who changed their minds."

Donald Trump used to be a democrat. So did Ronald Regan. They matured with time. Many others have done the same.

[SamuraiScot]

The emails, in which Mr. Vance criticizes former President Donald J. Trump both for “racism” and as a “morally reprehensible human being,” add to an already-existing body of evidence showing Mr. Vance’s ideological pivot from Never Trumper to Mr. Trump’s running mate.

It would take an atomic scale designed for computing the weight of things too small to sehydrogen molecules to put a number on how little the general public gives a flying darn about what President Trump's running mate said about him 30 years ago.