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Mike Pence mocked for gas station campaign ad: ‘Never used a gas pump before?’
Posted
August 10, 2023
Views
32,492
Likes
228
Comments
339
Engagement
1.75%
August 10, 2023
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1:04Now PlayingRepublican presidential candidate Mike Pence was ridiculed online after he posted a campaign video at a gas station where he unlatched a gas nozzle and seemingly pretended to pump gas into a pickup truck.
The former vice president uploaded the video to X, formerly known as Twitter, to bash the Biden administration for the steep cost of gas. The clip has been viewed more than three million times.
“Remember $2 gallon gas? I do,” Pence tells the camera as he removes the nozzles and places it inside the filler of the red truck. “And then Joe Biden became president of the United States and launched his war on energy.”
Commenters, however, appeared to be more focused on Pence’s poor acting than recalling the lower prices.
“Never used a gas pump before?” one person replied to the ad.
“You didn’t have the courage to select your fuel grade,” a second mocked.
“Did people from New Jersey teach you to pump gas, Mike???” a third gawked.
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