"While his words were reckless, based on what I know, I am not yet convinced that they were criminal," said Former U.S. vice president Mike Pence. | World News
our role is in that. can you decode that for us? [ laughter ] there was a lot of sidestepping. there was a lot of effort there to not provide the sound bite, saying that no, he does not think donald trump should be president again. but, look, mike pence is in a very tricky political spot, frankly. he wants to run for president. if you talk to people who are close to him, it s pretty clear that s the track he is on. he has used this book that he has released to detail the ways in which he broke with trump over specifically january 6th, saying that the administration that he was part of did not end well. he is trying to take credit for some of the things the conservatives accomplished or they see as accomplishments, whether it s taxing or putting conservatives on the supreme court, et cetera, while still being able to say i don t approve of what happened there. we shouldn t lose sight of the fact this midterm was the first national election we had in the wake of the january 6th cap
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The disqualification clause, as it is sometimes called, was written in the post-Civil War Reconstruction era, in the brief period when Radical Republicans some of the most progressive lawmakers in American history held a majority and were determined to stop high-ranking Confederate traitors from returning to public office.