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Pence slams Biden for veep email pseudonyms, says he ‘never’ emailed while vice president
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1:01Now PlayingMike Pence says he never used email while vice president — much less accounts registered to pseudonyms as President Biden did — because of the security risk.
“The internet is never completely safe. I literally never used email when I was vice president,” Pence told John Catsimatidis in an interview Monday night on WABC 770 AM’s “Cats & Cosby Show.”
“So this idea of multiple emails with pseudonyms for Joe Biden over the years, I was just taken aback,” said Pence, referring to the president’s use of several email accounts during his eight-year vice presidency under Barack Obama.
“It is … one more example of everything that’s swirling around this administration,” said the former No. 2 under ex-President Donald Trump, referring to Biden. “They are under an ethical cloud now with everything happening around [first son] Hunter Biden.”
President Biden used accounts while veep such as the government-issued email address Robert.L.Peters@pci.gov and the Gmail account robinware456@gmail.com.
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