They were talking long before January 6th.
Who knew?
The late President George H. W. Bush chose a loyalist to protect the country. It would seem Former Vice President Dan Quayle needs to take up Republican endorsements along with Former Vice President Mike Pence.
Former Vice President Pence was verbally abused by Donald John Trump. That was the case the entire time Pence was in office. Pence was forced to mimic Trump's every movement in meetings where both were present. That is abuse. Verbal abuse is known to be toxic to those in the immediate vacinity of it. Pence needed a support person to make it through the Trump presidency.
By Jack Colwell
Former (click here) Vice President Dan Quayle with Vice President Mike Pence in 2018.
The former vice president from Indiana (click here) comes across looking very good in the long-anticipated book by Bob Woodward and Robert Costa on the final months of the Trump presidency.
I’m not surprised.
The former vice president looking so good is Dan Quayle, not Mike Pence.
Excerpts from the book “Peril” include revelations about Pence being less resolute than previously portrayed in refusing to overturn election certification and how Quayle helped to stiffen Pence’s backbone, telling him to do the right thing in a phone conversation prior to Jan. 6...
The former vice president from Indiana (click here) comes across looking very good in the long-anticipated book by Bob Woodward and Robert Costa on the final months of the Trump presidency.
I’m not surprised.
The former vice president looking so good is Dan Quayle, not Mike Pence.
Excerpts from the book “Peril” include revelations about Pence being less resolute than previously portrayed in refusing to overturn election certification and how Quayle helped to stiffen Pence’s backbone, telling him to do the right thing in a phone conversation prior to Jan. 6...
...Pence pleaded that Quayle didn’t know the position he was in, with pressure from Trump.
“I do know the position you’re in,” Quayle responded. “I also know what the law is.”
When Pence suggested there might be something to Trump’s claim of election fraud in Arizona, Quayle stomped on it, saying, “Mike, I live in Arizona. There’s nothing out here.”...
