Allow me to point out two facts. Neither Trump nor Vance have been convicted of any coup d'etat.
Of course. Trump didn't carry out a coup. He and his fellow conspirators
attempted a coup, but they were thwarted.
I'm not aware that any role that Vance had in the coup attempt. All I'm accusing Vance of is allying himself with a traitor once it was obvious that Trump was a traitor. I'm not accusing Vance of
And make no mistake: Trump
is a traitor. He and his cronies used fraud and violence to try to throw an election.
The fact that there was a coup attempt has been established in court beyond a reasonable doubt through the trials of other conspirators. Trump's own indictments - if they ever go to trial - will only be about determining Trump's own specific involvement.
A majority of Americans have just voted for them to hold the highest offices in the land.
No, 22.5% of Americans voted for Trump and Vance.
... and I imagine that a fair chunk of those people are ignorant of the details of Jan. 6.
Most Americans did not vote for Trump. Even fewer voted for him knowing him to be a traitor. You did, though.
Actually Walz served in the Army National Guard, not the United States Army. Also Vance did not say that Walz never served honorably. What he said that Walz took the stolen valor of claiming to have served in combat when he had not. And Vance was quite correct.
I asked
@Clizby Wampuscat to give us an example of Walz misrepresenting details of his military service. I now extend the same invitation to you.
Vance has never "turned his back on his oath". Your lies reflect on you. These lies didn't work before the election. They are even more insipid post election.
The fact that you find the truth to be uncomfortable doesn't make it a lie.