Mike Pence stands up for American Democracy

[bgreene]

Yesterday in his speech former VP Mike Pence defended our constitution for free and fair elections.

Pence who served with great loyalty to trump draws the line at upholding our American election principles .

Pence said he certified the election results proudly and also said no one person has the right to change the elected outcome.

“ We the people “ yes this is the America I salute not the lying traitor trump

https://www.businessinsider.com/mike...s-trump-2021-6

[Pipe_Dream]

Mike Pence: "Biden Broke Our Deal With the Taliban/It's a foreign-policy humiliation unlike anything our country has endured since the Iran hostage crisis" (Wall Street Journal)

https://www.wsj.com/articles/mike-pe...=djemalertNEWS

In February 2020, the Trump administration reached an agreement that required the Taliban to end all attacks on U.S. military personnel, to refuse terrorists safe harbor, and to negotiate with Afghan leaders on creating a new government."

As long as these conditions were met, the U.S. would conduct a gradual and orderly withdrawal of military forces. Unanimously endorsed by the United Nations Security Council, the agreement immediately brought to Afghanistan a stability unseen in decades.

In the past 18 months, the U.S. has not suffered a single combat casualty there. By the time we left office, the Afghan government and the Taliban each controlled their respective territories, neither was mounting major offensives, and America had only 2,500 U.S. troops in the country—the smallest military presence since the war began in 2001.

America’s endless war was coming to a dignified end, and Bagram Air Base ensured we could conduct counterterrorism missions through the war’s conclusion. The progress our administration made toward ending the war was possible because Taliban leaders understood that the consequences of violating the deal would be swift and severe.

After our military took out Iranian terrorist Qasem Soleimani, and U.S. Special Forces killed the leader of ISIS, the Taliban had no doubt we would keep our promise.

But when Mr. Biden became president, he quickly announced that U.S. forces would remain in Afghanistan for an additional four months without a clear reason for doing so.

There was no plan to transport the billions of dollars worth of American equipment recently captured by the Taliban, or evacuate the thousands of Americans now scrambling to escape Kabul, or facilitate the regional resettlement of the thousands of Afghan refugees who will now be seeking asylum in the U.S. with little or no vetting.

Rather, it seems that the president simply didn’t want to appear to be abiding by the terms of a deal negotiated by his predecessor.

Once Mr. Biden broke the deal, the Taliban launched a major offensive against the Afghan government and seized Kabul. They knew there was no credible threat of force under this president...

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by Pipe_Dream

Mike Pence: "Biden Broke Our Deal With the Taliban/It's a foreign-policy humiliation unlike anything our country has endured since the Iran hostage crisis" (Wall Street Journal)

https://www.wsj.com/articles/mike-pe...=djemalertNEWS

In February 2020, the Trump administration reached an agreement that required the Taliban to end all attacks on U.S. military personnel, to refuse terrorists safe harbor, and to negotiate with Afghan leaders on creating a new government."

As long as these conditions were met, the U.S. would conduct a gradual and orderly withdrawal of military forces. Unanimously endorsed by the United Nations Security Council, the agreement immediately brought to Afghanistan a stability unseen in decades.

In the past 18 months, the U.S. has not suffered a single combat casualty there. By the time we left office, the Afghan government and the Taliban each controlled their respective territories, neither was mounting major offensives, and America had only 2,500 U.S. troops in the country—the smallest military presence since the war began in 2001.

America’s endless war was coming to a dignified end, and Bagram Air Base ensured we could conduct counterterrorism missions through the war’s conclusion. The progress our administration made toward ending the war was possible because Taliban leaders understood that the consequences of violating the deal would be swift and severe.

After our military took out Iranian terrorist Qasem Soleimani, and U.S. Special Forces killed the leader of ISIS, the Taliban had no doubt we would keep our promise.

But when Mr. Biden became president, he quickly announced that U.S. forces would remain in Afghanistan for an additional four months without a clear reason for doing so.

There was no plan to transport the billions of dollars worth of American equipment recently captured by the Taliban, or evacuate the thousands of Americans now scrambling to escape Kabul, or facilitate the regional resettlement of the thousands of Afghan refugees who will now be seeking asylum in the U.S. with little or no vetting.

Rather, it seems that the president simply didn’t want to appear to be abiding by the terms of a deal negotiated by his predecessor.

Once Mr. Biden broke the deal, the Taliban launched a major offensive against the Afghan government and seized Kabul. They knew there was no credible threat of force under this president...

That says it all. Well posted Pipe.

[bgreene]

VP Pence - the man trump threw under the bus because Pence fulfilled his role and wouldn’t cheat for trump

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by bgreene

VP Pence - the man trump threw under the bus because Pence fulfilled his role and wouldn***8217;t cheat for trump

Yep, that's the same guy. What's your point? I thought you liked Pence because Trump turned on him? Do you think that somehow makes this post less truthful?

Read the post again and comment on it, not who Pence is or what Trump did or didn't do. This isn't about them.
.

[bgreene]

Trump will sell anyone out for his own gains.
Pence about as vocally loyal VP to Trump imaginable .

So what did trump do - turned on Pence because he wouldnt support trumps election lies.
And trumps violent mob searched for Pence in the Capitol with intention to hang him.

And you support this traitor .
Sick

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by bgreene

Trump will sell anyone out for his own gains.
Pence about as vocally loyal VP to Trump imaginable .

So what did trump do - turned on Pence because he wouldnt support trumps election lies.
And trumps violent mob searched for Pence in the Capitol with intention to hang him.

And you support this traitor .
Sick

And once again you dodge the actual subject of this post and just repeat your mantra about President Trump. Are you completely incapable of actually debating a subject?
.

[bgreene]

Theres no debate to trumps lying disinformation campaign - it’s clear and real.

Theres no debating what trump did to Mike Pence.

So Pence has an opinion on Afghanistan. Fine .

[Pipe_Dream]

Originally Posted by bgreene

So Pence has an opinion on Afghanistan. Fine .

And what do you think of it?

You know, aside from Orange Man Bad.

[bgreene]

I think Biden Admin could have done a much better job of withdrawal prep.
I think some of what Pence said reasonable.

I dont deny wrong doing, or mistakes .
Thats not how I function as an honest American patriot .