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We rate the claim that Pence changed his header photo to one of Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris False. Like in the header photo, they are wearing gloves, long dark jackets and Karen Pence is wearing a hat. Red hats - such as those that Trump supporters wear - are visible.Īnd of the four photos shows Pence holding his wife’s hand as they both wave. Red, white and blue bunting adorns the adorns the podium. Bright spotlights shine on the stage and the crowd, which has gathered in the dark. 3, he tweeted four other photos that are similar to the scene in his header photo. He also changed it the day after a Trump rally in Grand Rapids, Mich. Which means that he didn’t change it on Jan. 3, he changed it to the image that appears in the tweet. Twitter has banned President Donald Trump from Twitter but before that happened, Snopes among others found that Pence still followed the president on the social media platform.Īs for the header photo, the white-haired man is Pence, and he’s holding the hand of his wife, Karen.Īrchived pages of Pence’s Twitter account show that in May 2020 his header photo was an image of him standing at a podium flanked by Trump and Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.)

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It shows a man with white hair and a woman with brown hair photographed from behind as they hold hands and wave at a crowd. The tweet featured a picture of the header photo on Pence’s Twitter account. 'Things get even more bananas as VP Mike Pence unfollows Trump and changes his Twitter banner photo to Biden and Harris,' reads a screenshot of a tweet posted on Facebook. Before Congress finished counting the electoral votes and Vice President Mike Pence declared Joe Biden the winner of the presidential election, a rumor started to spread on social media that seemed to suggest Pence had abandoned his party.