The latest discovery by reporters is that President Trump appears among the people Pence follows. Perhaps it was added again.
U.S. media outlet Gateway Pundit reported on Jan. 6 at 1:16 p.m. that Dr. Kelli Ward, a former U.S. senator and current chairman of the Arizona Republican Party, tweeted a statement from Vice President Mike Pence that informed the public that Pence had no intention of sending the electoral votes of six contested states back to the state legislature.
U.S. media outlet 100% fed up reported on the website that Dr. Ward appeared to blame Pence for the chaos caused at the Capitol during the joint session of Congress. She tweeted, “Praying that Vice President Pence will not let our Republic perish – crash and burn into socialism, communism and authoritarian regimes. What happened at 11 a.m. on Jan. 6, 2021? Freedom, autonomy and a republic – are we still saved.”
Ward wasn’t the only one to criticize Pence on Twitter, Trump also slammed him in a scathing tweet, according to the report.
“Mike Pence does not have the courage to do what he should have done to protect our country and our Constitution by giving states a chance to certify a set of facts that have been corrected instead of certifying fraudulent or inaccurate facts that they were previously asked to certify. America demands the truth!”
A screenshot of President Trump’s tweet is shared here, as Twitter does not allow retweets of this tweet.
The Gateway Pundit reported that Pence unfollowed President Trump after Trump’s tweet was sent. After verification, the claim was found to be true. The Gateway Pundit said Vice President Pence, whose political career is coming to an end, unfollowed President Trump and we checked the accounts he follows and the First Lady is still being followed, but President Trump is no longer on the list of followers.
Stay tuned, because it’s not the end of the story between the president and the vice president just yet.
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