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Pencing The Trump
Four years with Trump and Pence
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Will you continue with the blog if Trump is elected in 2024?
Yes, if he runs with Mike Pence.
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Will we have a harrisingthebiden?
Not by me, but perhaps someone might want to do it. These four years have been interesting, but they have also been difficult. I’m grateful to have met amazing people over the years, and the support I’ve received still warms my heart. Thank you everyone who has read, still reads and will read this blog. I wish you all the best in the future!
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Sixty-Two
Today, we have spent four years with Donald Trump and Mike Pence. Trump assured he has worked hard these years and set a good foundation for the new administration. Trump also assured he loves the American people and wanted to say goodbye, but he hoped it wouldn’t be a long-term goodbye. Trump left the White House and flew to Florida, but Mike Pence attended Joseph Biden’s inauguration. Biden and Kamala Harris have been officially sworn in. The four years are now over. Thank you.
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Sixty-One
Today, was the last full day of Donald Trump’s presidency. Trump gave his farewell address, which was quite calm. He was proud of his achievements and wanted his greatest legacy to be that he put the American people back in charge of this country. That everyone matters and has a voice. Trump assured this is only the beginning, but he even said that they’ll pray for the success of the new administration and wish that they have luck. Mike Pence also thanked for the privilege of serving as the vice president these past four years, and added it has been the greatest honour of his life. One of Trump’s last actions as a president, was to give out dozens of pardons to various people. None for himself...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Sixty
Today, the United States of America celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Mike Pence tweeted today that his memory will inspire us for generations to come and they’ll pay tribute to his life and accomplishments. Last year Donald Trump and Pence visited the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial together, but it didn’t happen today. Even back then an impeachment against Trump was raging on. Who would’ve thought one year ago that on this day 400 000 Americans would’ve died from coronavirus and Trump would be suspended from Twitter, facing second impeachment, and soon leave the White House. A lot can happen in one year...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Nine
Today, Mike Pence has started tweeting more than ever before. He has been travelling all over the country to meet with the men and women in uniform. Pence is giving them last words of gratitude and he’s also reminding that Donald Trump’s administration restored the military and the arsenal of democracy. Speaking of Trump, he’s still uncharacteristically quiet and somewhere in his own world. It really became a big mess...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Eight
Today, Mike Pence seems to be travelling, while Donald Trump stays at the White House with many meetings and calls. Pence spoke to the men and women serving this country in uniform, and expressed his gratitude for their service. He pointed out that the Trump administration made the military great again, and urged the future administration to stay on that course. Trump surely had serious meetings at that moment and didn’t entertain a chief executive officer’s thoughts of declaring martial law or the Insurrection Act of 1807, in response to the presidential election...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Seven
Today, Donald Trump is nowhere to be seen, once again, so Mike Pence seems to have taken care of his job. Pence spoke with Kamala Harris, who will be the Vice President of the United States soon, and they talked about the inauguration. Pence also flew to West Virginia to celebrate the life of the late Charles Yeager, who was the first to break the sound barrier. Meanwhile, the news is reporting that Trump will leave the Washington, D.C., in the inauguration morning to go to Florida. He’ll start a new life there after his presidency...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Six
Today, not much has been heard from Donald Trump. Some of the news, obviously fake, says he’d be wallowing in self-pity and he’s been left to fend for himself, since many have resigned and left the White House. There also seems to be an growing rift between Trump and Mike Pence. Pence decided to get back to work, and he assured that there’s going to be a safe inauguration. He has confidence in the law enforcement and he went to meet the men and women of the United States National Guard. He thanked them for keeping the United States Capitol safe...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Five
Today, the United States House of Representatives impeached Donald Trump for willful incitement of insurrection. He’s the first and only president in the American history to be impeached twice. Even though the impeachment happened, the he message from the White House was that there must be no violence, no lawbreaking and no vandalism of any kind, because that is not what Trump or the United States of America stands for. Trump condemned the violence that occurred last week and said no true supporter of his endorses political violence. He just wants peace in this country...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Four
Today, Mike Pence informed that he will not invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Donald Trump from office. He urged the Demcorats not to do anything that would just worsen the situation. Meanwhile, Donald Trump headed to Texas to celebrate the wall he has been building for four years. Before he left, he told the press the impeachment is just a continuation of the greatest witch-hunt in the history of politics. Trump also seemed to suggest he has no responsibility for what happened on January 6th, and he said that he gave a totally appropriate speech to his supporters, before they stormed the United States Capitol. There’s no responsibility at all...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Three
Today, the Republicans blocked the attempt to call Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment to have Donald Trump removed from office. Therefore, the Democrats introduced an article of impeachment against Trump for incitement of insurrection. At the White House, Trump and Pence met first time since Pence certified the presidential election results and Trump supporters breached the United States Capitol. Despite their deteriorating relationship, it was reported that they had a good conversation reflecting the last four years, and they agreed that the special people who broke the law last week, don’t represent their movement. Not at all...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-Two
Today, the Democrats are moving to impeach Donald Trump for the second time. Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, said that they’d prefer if Mike Pence invoke the 25th Amendment, but it seems unlikely. In that case, they’d bring a vote on impeachment for incitement to insurrection. The White House seems really quiet, even with this news, but Trump has supposedly planned a trip to the southern border and some pardons next week. I wonder who will receive his pardon next...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty-One
Today, the life seems calmer now that Donald Trump’s Twitter account has been suspended. The White House has grown quiet, too, but surely Trump is working from early morning to late evening. Elsewhere, the Democrats are looking to impeach Trump for the second time, but the Republicans urge them not to do it, because there is less than two weeks left and it would only divide this country further. Well, Mike Pence also said today that he would be attending Joseph Biden’s inauguration on January 20th, even though Trump won’t be attending...
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Your blog is criminally underrated. Thank you for the content, you made those 4 years tolerable.
Thank you for your kind words! I hope the next four years are more tolerable, even without this kind of blogs.
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Fifty
Today, Twitter permanently suspended Donald Trump’s Twitter account. He was already suspended for a temporarily this week, but Twitter decided to ban him permanently due to the risk of further incitement of violence. One of his last tweets was a promise to not have his supporters be disrespected or treated unfairly, even after the events at the United States Capitol. His last tweet was an announcement that he won’t attend Joseph Biden’s inauguration on January 20th. Trump used briefly another government account to tweet that Twitter is not about free speech and he’s looking for alternatives. Those tweets were deleted, since it was against the rules for him to tweet. Mike Pence is still there, but it seems that their relationship has withered away...
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Day One Thousand Four Hundred And Forty-Nine
Today, the United States Congress certified the presidential election results, and Joseph Biden will be the 46th president of the United States. Donald Trump didn’t accept the results, but he accepted to have an orderly transition on January 20th. Trump assured his wonderful, but disappointed, supporters that their journey is only about to begin, as he will continue fighting, and he condemned those who acted violently and broke the law yesterday. The Democrats still want to remove Trump from office, either under 25th Amendment or by impeachment if Mike Pence won’t initiate the removal. Only a few weeks left...
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