J.D. Vance went on ‘The View’ and it didn’t go great for him.

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J.D. Vance went on The View today, and it didn’t go well for him. For instance, when asked what President Inflation meant when he said, “I love the inflation,” Vance claimed, “What he said is that he loves the fact that the inflation is going to come down when the war is over. That’s what he said.”

“That’s not what he said,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg responded.

“Are you his interpreter, or are you his vice president?” Behar interjected.

Vance also lied about the administration’s immigration policies, denied that the administration has been removing Black history from national parks and other sites, and avoided questions about Jeffrey Epstein, instead claiming that President Pediophile turned Epstein in to the police. “(According to a recently released FBI interview summary, Trump reportedly told police officers in Florida, “thank goodness you’re stopping him” in relation to Epstein in 2006.)” A lot of his answers to questions were basically, “Your premise is false, your facts are lies, and you just have to trust me, bro.”

For me, the most important moment was when Sara Haines used Vance’s own words about his own Christianity and previous criticisms of President Bezlebub to ask, “What are you willing to excuse in the name of power?” He failed to answer the question.

 

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2 thoughts on “J.D. Vance went on ‘The View’ and it didn’t go great for him.”

  1. Apologies to those easily grossed out – you may want to stop reading here – but I want to register a very small triumph to weigh against the never-ending insults against women. A common bank-shot misogynist term seems to have died out.

    I have always cringed upon seeing the word “d-bag” (you know the rest) used as an insult – the sense being, “as disgusting as a female bodily function.” Somehow, mysteriously, our culture seems to have matured; you hardly ever see the word any more.

    Women: not as horrifying as you once believed.

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    1. Not sure what prompted this comment, but appreciate the sentiment, Stan! 😆 (Now if we could just stop using the word “pussy” to mean weak, timid, or afraid, and “having balls” as meaning being courageous and strong, when the biological reality of both of these organs are the diametric opposite, we’d be getting somewhere.)

      -T

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