Dan Quayle Convinced Mike Pence To Ignore Trump's Decertification Pleas: Book
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The former vice president reportedly convinced Mike Pence he couldn't throw out the election results in order to keep Trump in power.
Although Dan Quayle wasn’t taken seriously when he served as George H.W. Bush’s vice president, he may have saved American democracy from Donald Trump’s election fraud.
According to “Peril,” an upcoming book by Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Robert Costa, Trump spent his final days in office pressuring Vice President Mike Pence to disrupt the official election certification process.
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