He was back then, but since then he has become close with Don Jr and has repeatedly said he has changed his opinion on Trump. He seems to be one of the more maga candidates in the senate.
I always have to stop and remember that I went from a genuine leftist to a patriotic conservative in under two years. It can and does happen every day. Doesn't mean it has here, but I can't just dismiss the possibility.
I get the feeling he was leaning left in order to rub shoulders necessary for a successful book release (multi-million dollars). When the Netflix Hillybilly Elegy was snubbed by critics, that was the final straw for him.
With that being said, is he a Senator today without that book, and the rise in status that came with it?
Confirmed on Hannity last night. Correct.
Hannity grilled him on everything he said years ago and Vance said he needs to face and answer for what he said, so he explained everything.
Scholars apparently put the time line for Paul becoming Jesus' most powerful apostle as being between 4 and 7 years after the Crucifixion.
Hmmmm....
(Not implying any spiritual significance here, just that someone who was once a total never-Jesuser ended up becoming one of the greatest pro-Jesus guys around.)
I am willing to grant that 4-7 years is enough time for maturity and change in relation to opinions and beliefs once held.
A lot can change in 4-7 years.
A fat man can become lean and chiseled.
A country can go from prosperous to an economic crisis.
But there's going to be adversity for the person or thing changing, in this case -- and especially compounded by D.C. backstabbing -- people will question his motives and present beliefs. They are right to do so, too.
But this is the hand we were dealt and all we can do is hope for the best. Anyone saying they won't vote for this ticket is, frankly, not in a sound state of mind considering the alternative.
How many people on this board think this Biden “optics” term was necessary?
It sure seems like it was.
If Pence doesn’t “Judas”, whether strategically for good, or compromisingly for bad, we don’t have this term.
In the meantime, whether he was good or bad, he seems to have worked with and not against us.
Therefore, either way, he was the right pick.
Why did Jesus pick Judas? He knew what Judas was going to do.
He had to end up on the cross, and it could not be by his own hand.
There had to be a matching scapegoat to send out into the wilderness and die.
In the meantime, he had to work with the apostles and not seem to work against.
I’m sure there are other ways this case could be made, not to say Trump is Jesus (plenty of people have trouble with metaphors), but that it’s funny how these things just “work out”. Almost like someone who knows better than us is directing this movie, and has been all along.
Was he a never Trumper in 2017?
He was back then, but since then he has become close with Don Jr and has repeatedly said he has changed his opinion on Trump. He seems to be one of the more maga candidates in the senate.
I always have to stop and remember that I went from a genuine leftist to a patriotic conservative in under two years. It can and does happen every day. Doesn't mean it has here, but I can't just dismiss the possibility.
I get the feeling he was leaning left in order to rub shoulders necessary for a successful book release (multi-million dollars). When the Netflix Hillybilly Elegy was snubbed by critics, that was the final straw for him.
With that being said, is he a Senator today without that book, and the rise in status that came with it?
sounds like a great book deal
True. I didn't give two craps about trump until he told hillary she would be in jail if he was the president in the debates v
Confirmed on Hannity last night. Correct. Hannity grilled him on everything he said years ago and Vance said he needs to face and answer for what he said, so he explained everything.
Also keep in mind that he is still pretty young (39 now)... so his views were evolving during his 30's. Been there, done that, myself.
Plus, all the scumbag people hate his guts, which is good enough for me.
Everyone grows up right? Ok, not everyone, but most
I'm not a Hannity fan but that's impressive.
Same, but sadly too many normies still glued to their TV mouthpieces.
Apparently. 2017 ..... 2024. Hmmm....
Scholars apparently put the time line for Paul becoming Jesus' most powerful apostle as being between 4 and 7 years after the Crucifixion.
Hmmmm....
(Not implying any spiritual significance here, just that someone who was once a total never-Jesuser ended up becoming one of the greatest pro-Jesus guys around.)
I am willing to grant that 4-7 years is enough time for maturity and change in relation to opinions and beliefs once held.
A lot can change in 4-7 years.
A fat man can become lean and chiseled.
A country can go from prosperous to an economic crisis.
But there's going to be adversity for the person or thing changing, in this case -- and especially compounded by D.C. backstabbing -- people will question his motives and present beliefs. They are right to do so, too.
But this is the hand we were dealt and all we can do is hope for the best. Anyone saying they won't vote for this ticket is, frankly, not in a sound state of mind considering the alternative.
I can understand the hesitation, especially since Pence seemed trustworthy and then became Judas to sell out the U.S. to the stolen election.
I am CAUTIOUSLY optimistic but trust only TRUMP as of yet.
How many people on this board think this Biden “optics” term was necessary?
It sure seems like it was.
If Pence doesn’t “Judas”, whether strategically for good, or compromisingly for bad, we don’t have this term.
In the meantime, whether he was good or bad, he seems to have worked with and not against us.
Therefore, either way, he was the right pick.
Why did Jesus pick Judas? He knew what Judas was going to do.
He had to end up on the cross, and it could not be by his own hand.
There had to be a matching scapegoat to send out into the wilderness and die.
In the meantime, he had to work with the apostles and not seem to work against.
I’m sure there are other ways this case could be made, not to say Trump is Jesus (plenty of people have trouble with metaphors), but that it’s funny how these things just “work out”. Almost like someone who knows better than us is directing this movie, and has been all along.
Paul was Saul. Saul was not a good, or Godly, man. So yes miracles can happen quickly.
What does that really mean, though? Let’s entertain that he is a mole; he would need to make it convincing…