VP Mike Pence Walks out of Colts-49ers Football Game DISGUSTED; Kaepernick Begs for work Will Stand for National Anthem

Vice President Mike Pence spoke out on twitter Sunday after he walked out of the colts-49ers game for 1 UNBELIEVABLE reason…

VP MIKE PENCE: Attended the Colts-49ers Game on Sunday, before the game had even begun he got up and walked out… the reason: Players were taking a knee during the national Anthem.

He took to twitter to Let the American people where he stands on the issue

I left today's Colts game because @POTUS and I will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers, our Flag, or our National Anthem.

— Vice President Pence (@VP) October 8, 2017

It is Reported that Several 49ers players reportedly kneeled for the anthem on Sunday in Indianapolis.  VP Mike Pence went on to say on Twitter:

At a time when so many Americans are inspiring our nation with their courage, resolve, and resilience…

— Vice President Pence (@VP) October 8, 2017

…now, more than ever, we should rally around our Flag and everything that unites us…

— Vice President Pence (@VP) October 8, 2017

He finished off by saying…

While everyone is entitled to their own opinions, I don't think it's too much to ask NFL players to respect the Flag and our National Anthem

— Vice President Pence (@VP) October 8, 2017

He released a Formal Statement on the White House Website and on twitter:

I stand with @POTUS Trump, I stand with our soldiers, and I will always stand for our Flag and our National Anthem. pic.twitter.com/B0zP5M41MQ

— Vice President Pence (@VP) October 8, 2017

IRONICALLY: Leftist Beta male Colin Kaepernick told CBS in an Interview that he will STAND during the national Anthem if he is allowed to Play Football again.

After sitting down with Colin Kaepernick for several hours, @JasonLaCanfora says the QB is still actively trying to play in the NFL. pic.twitter.com/R9qTIZ7EQl

— NFLonCBS (@NFLonCBS) October 8, 2017

BREAKING: Quarterback Colin Kaepernick tells CBS he'll stand during national anthem if given chance to play football in NFL again.

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 8, 2017