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DemocratSinceBirth

(101,856 posts) Sat Mar 4, 2017, 02:48 PM Mar 2017

If Drumpf goes don't let Pence convince you he's Gerald Ford. [View all]

Ford was a moderate Republican. He was pro choice, pro-ERA, and pro affirmative action. Today's GOP would loathe him. He also never vouched for Nixon's character like Pence did for Drumpf's.

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If Drumpf goes don't let Pence convince you he's Gerald Ford. [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2017 OP

Don't worry. He's not. He doesn't like the spotlight. Could it be he has some connection to hide? caroldansen Mar 2017 #1

Pence was part of the campaign... Blanks Mar 2017 #2

I think Ryan, the Speaker of the House, would be next in line according to the Constitution. jalan48 Mar 2017 #3

Only if they left office at the same time... Blanks Mar 2017 #7

I see what you mean. Like Gerald Ford in 1973. jalan48 Mar 2017 #9

Exactly, and I think Pence will go first. eom Blanks Mar 2017 #11

Pretty sure he has connections too. That's why he's covering for Trump OliverQ Mar 2017 #12

The only way that could happen is if Pence chose one of them for his VP. femmocrat Mar 2017 #4

And if they are all in jail? world wide wally Mar 2017 #6

That's not how it works... Blanks Mar 2017 #10

oh hell no! samnsara Mar 2017 #5

Pence is an accessory. Lint Head Mar 2017 #8

The Pence of Darness, skulks in the shadows Achilleaze Mar 2017 #13

Pence is dirty too. smirkymonkey Mar 2017 #14