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DeSantis also scored points with Trump supporters, and earned catcalls from human rights activists when he chartered two planes and sent unwanted Venezuelan immigrants from Florida to Martha’s Vineyard. Comedian Jimmy Kimmel devoted a segment to what he called, Pence’s “stocking stuffer” book. “Hang it on the mantle, just like Pence almost was.” On the same program, there was a reference to Pence “surrendering his testicles” to Trump over the course of his four years as vice-president. Out of the mouths of comics.
Remember the roving band of Trump supporters who wanted to lynch Pence because he intended to confirm Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory that day? Pence admitted that he was angry about that, particularly since his wife and daughter were exposed to the mayhem.
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