Daily Mail: Pence is caught on hot mic calling Trump 'unstoppable' as he shakes hands with Netanyahu at Holocaust commemoration
* Pence is attending event an event with world leaders to commemorate the Holocaust
* He greeted Russian President Vladimir Putin
* Putin has a meeting scheduled with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu
* Pence and Netanyahu spoke at the event
* The VP appeared to reference Trump, whom he called 'unstoppable'
* 'Like somebody else I know,' he then lauded Netanyahu
Vice President Mike Pence spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Jerusalem as leaders gathered to attend the Fifth World Holocaust Forum and mark the liberation of Auschwitz.
Their brief encounter put Pence in contact with the figure whose election interference campaign is at the center of President Trump's impeachment trial, where House Democrats are making their second day of arguments calling for Trump's removal Thursday.
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WNU Editor: President Trump is definitely someone who puts a lot of energy into getting his agenda approved. But is he unstoppable? The American public is going to make that decision when they go to the polls this November.
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ReplyDeleteDT 62,984,828
He's so unstoppable he lost by over 2.5 million votes. Good thing we have an electoral college that no else has.
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ReplyDeleteSTFU you running bitch.
The democrats stole the House of Representatives in 2016. They stole several seats in California. There was a popular representative who was way ahead on election night and the next day. They would not certify him as the winner. They had to check bathrooms, car trunks and dumpsters for provisional ballots. A few weeks later after thanksgiving he was 'declared' the loser.
Democrats have a long history of stealing elections and voter suppression.
It is a good thing you are a keyboard warrior.
ReplyDeleteAnon 6:55,
Have you considered that in the election the at the time relatively unknown Trump nearly defeated the career politician HRC in the popular vote? And of the numbers you post, how many were actually living persons? How many were not qualified to vote in the first place due to citizenship "issues"? HRC's qualified numbers may be less than you post.
To be honest I too used to question the electoral college. Then I read a few articles about it and saw the wisdom that the country's founders displayed when they established the ec.