Pence testified in special council Smith's January 6 grand jury today, despite Trump's hail-mary executive privilege attempt to prevent it. (That seemed to me like an especially weak argument, since the VP doesn't work for the president, but is a separate constitutional office),

https://www.politico.com/news/2023/04/27/pence-appears-before-jan-6-grand-jury-00094310

Pence appears before Jan. 6 grand jury

Pence’s closed-door appearance marks an extraordinary flashpoint in special counsel Jack Smith’s probe.

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VP is probably the best job in government, in therms of ratio of perks/effort. You don't really have to do anything except break tie votes in the Senate and preside at the occasional joint session. In return, you get a really nice house (more private than the WH), a decent salary, secret service protection, private Air Force air travel, and a public platform to use as you wish. The rest of the time you just fantasize about POTUS choking on a pretzel or something.
But the VP job is maximally optimized if the POTUS dies or resigns on the last day in office. You instantly become president for a day, getting you a lifetime presidential pension, secret service protection, and Blair House privileges. That's the slacker job jackpot.
Because this is social media, I am being chided for being "glib" about this vital constitutional office.
@mattblaze I seem to recall that you are also chided for not being glib, at times.

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I have decided that the proper response to these sorts of nanny-comments or Fediverse "culture standards" enforcers is to simply reply to every complaint with "You're welcome! 👍 "

I'd like everyone else to join me on this.

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@mattblaze I hope they don't watch HBO.
@mattblaze some the chiding is, well, uniquely Masto; bluesky would just see extended riffs on the originating core shitpost
The Simpsons: Do You Like Nachos?

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@mattblaze technically, you'd want to only be confirmed by congress as the VP earlier that day to truly maximize the benefits. 🤡
@mattblaze the Reverse William Henry Harrison maneuver.