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After having an angry mob sicced on him, Mike Pence says he’s skipping Trump’s goodbye party

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We think it’s safe to say the love affair between Donald Trump and Mike Pence is officially O-V-E-R over.Trump is planning a grand departure ceremony tomorrow morning at Joint Base Andrews.

The military sendoff is expected to be attended by all of his closest friends and confidants.All except for Mike Pence, that is.According to multiple sources, the outgoing vice president will not be there to wave his old boss goodbye.His team says there’s just no way he can attend both Trump’s sendoff at 8 a.m.

and Biden’s inauguration at noon, sooooo he’s opting to attend Biden’s thingy instead.We’re sure that’s it and not because Trump threw him under the bus earlier this month when he ordered an angry mob to storm the U.S.

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