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In reply to the discussion: "But, but if we Get Rid of Trump, we'll End Up with Pence" [View all]leftyladyfrommo
(20,008 posts)101. Yes. But at least he has a dog.
They just got a puppy.
He probably isn't a sociopath.
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You are mistaken about succession. This is an astoundingly common error.
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2017
#36
Good points. I think that Congress might rush a VP confirmation rather than a forced Ryan ascension
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2017
#91
No. Not capable of "putting country first" UNLESS you define "country" as...
TygrBright
Jun 2017
#79
You think he's incapable of kicking off the End Times by provoking a nuke incident?
TygrBright
Jun 2017
#84
Incapable no, as nearly happened by accident under at least one Democratic Pres.
hlthe2b
Jun 2017
#85
Pence is ideologically terrible, but he's less likely to start a war
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jun 2017
#4
Pence would be far less chaotic, allowing a lot more to get done as far as implementing a
Amaryllis
Jun 2017
#111
The possibility of Trump starting a diversionary war scares me more than anything
flibbitygiblets
Jun 2017
#98
doesn't much matter in the sense that no matter what, a republican will still be president
unblock
Jun 2017
#11
fair point, though i'd say we get 90% of the benefit from successfully forcing donnie out
unblock
Jun 2017
#28
I guess it is the lesser of two evils. But in this case , both are evil to the same degree.
SummerSnow
Jun 2017
#6
Disagree. If Trump is so tained he is forced out, they all are. They're all complicit and unfit to
WhiskeyGrinder
Jun 2017
#7
I think you miss your own point. Trump is tainted, and so is everyone else.
Tommy_Carcetti
Jun 2017
#14
Mike Pence is probably very very dangerous. That said, there are no real downsides to getting rid
JCanete
Jun 2017
#8
that's fair. In some ways I would rather have a Trump than a Pence. I just think under the
JCanete
Jun 2017
#74
Pence would be terrible but a) far less volatile than Trump and b) heavily tainted due to Trump.
Tommy_Carcetti
Jun 2017
#13
the administration will be totally crippled. unable to pass anything....as it is now
spanone
Jun 2017
#18
Ryan would not accept appointment as VP by Trump or Pence. Ryan wants to be Reagan in 2024
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2017
#86
Yes, I agree. Pence is very cold and efficient. Not as unpredictable but just as
Neema
Jun 2017
#108
They are all guilty of collusion and treason, per se, so take them down one at a time.
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2017
#51
Based off of Pence's religiosity, I could hardly call him sane, but he's not a complete lunatic.
TheBlackAdder
Jun 2017
#56
we need to just take this step wise. the dumpster MUST go. then we will worry about what
NRaleighLiberal
Jun 2017
#67
was leadership Republicans plan all along," ignore trump, keep him busy" "worse case is Pence is in"
Sunlei
Jun 2017
#93
I agree with you! Also it drives me nuts people saying that. It's like they want to stop us from
Madam45for2923
Jun 2017
#97