ice President Mike Pence gets his picture taken every day by photographers.
In the last two months, he’s been pictured doing a number of things outside of his professional duties.
On the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, Pence spoke at the World War II Memorial:
On Super Bowl Sunday, he was on Air Force Two with two disabled veterans as his guests to the big game:
Vice President Mike Pence
✔@VPEn route to Houston for Super Bowl LI. Our traveling group includes a serviceman who supports the @AtlantaFalcons & one for the @Patriots.
During his trip to Germany, Pence made sure to visit Dachau Concentration Camp to pay his respects to the victims of the Nazis:
Once again Pence was spotted this week, but this time he was doing something a lot more hands-on with his time.
Pence was in Missouri with Governor Eric Greitens, helping clean up a vandalized Jewish cemetery:
.@VP & @EricGreitens helping clean up vandalized Jewish Cemetery in STL. pic.twitter.com/x6UYMtyix4
— Austin Chambers (@achambersgop) February 22, 2017
He focused on the job at hand.
Mark Knoller
✔@markknollerVP Pence and Gov Greitens also pitch in for a few minutes to help clean up the desecrated cemetery.
Mark Knoller
✔@markknoller.@VP and Gov. bow heads as rabbi offers prayer at desecrated Jewish cemetery in MO.
“There is no place in America for hatred or acts of prejudice, or violence, or anti-Semitism. I must tell you the people of Missouri are inspiring the nation by your love and care for this place, the Jewish community in Missouri.
And I want to thank you for that inspiration, and showing the world what America is really about.”
The vandalism happened at a cemetery in University City near St. Louis.
Fox News
✔@FoxNewsDozens of headstones damaged at Jewish cemetery near St. Louis http://fxn.ws/2kFGLij via @FOX2now
