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Lethal Interjection wrote:That said, I do see Pence ultimately being a flip-side of Trump.
Pence would probably be much more detrimental domestically, but more stable internationally.
I'm not sure if that's an exchange that's worth making?
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smiley_cow wrote:I don't really think you can be more detrimental than Trump domestically considering what he's done already, honestly. Not that I think Pence would be any better, but my biggest concerns would be human rights issues. Especially lgbt rights, which actually so far is looking like Trump might leave alone (though this is Trump so who the fuck knows.)
The three big advantages Pence has over Trump is that A. he's somewhat stable and predicable, like basically any normal politician is. B. He's probably not going to nuke anyone. (Though I still wouldn't be shocked if he got America involved in another middle eastern war.) C. he probably won't undermine American democracy anymore than any other republican leader tends to.
I still see him filling all the government appointments with republican shills though, and he's really deep in the Koch brother's pockets, so don't expect any reversals on any of the anti-environment/global warming stuff Trump's already done. He'll be just as bad on that front.
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