Is Labeling JD Vance & Republicans Weird A Good Message?
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Trump and Vance may actually be more liberal than Harris and Walz.
Your drugs may actually be more powerful than any known to man. Scale back your usage.
Vance is Bill Clinton before social media and Trump goes raw in porn hoes. If that isn’t liberal, I don’t know what is.
Thanks for clarifying you don't know what liberal is. You don't need to quote me again.
Trombones doing the "womp womp womp" sound would have been the best compliment to this musical serenade to the weirdos of the Right.
When did Bill Clinton do a neck breaking 180 in record time to get elected? I don't remember Bill Clinton going after people without children or abortion either.
What does fucking porn stars have to do with being liberal? Shit, there are a number of outspoken Republican porn hoes. Stormy Daniels is one of them.
Weird
Trump isn’t weird, he’s crazy (and sick)
"Where's your mom buried?"
Trump buried her ass on golf course and doesn't even bother to upkeep it.
Fact Check: Are These Real 2023 Photos of Ivana Trump's Burial Site at Trump Golf Course?
The in-question photos, taken a year after Ivana Trump was laid to rest, showed the site obscured with grass and weeds.
Second pix out now"Where's your mom buried?"
Trump buried her ass on golf course and doesn't even bother to upkeep it.
Fact Check: Are These Real 2023 Photos of Ivana Trump's Burial Site at Trump Golf Course?
The in-question photos, taken a year after Ivana Trump was laid to rest, showed the site obscured with grass and weeds.www.yahoo.com
JD Vance got a former professor to delete a blog post Vance wrote in 2012 attacking GOP over anti-immigrant rhetoric
CNN — A week after President Barack Obama won reelection in November 2012, JD Vance, then a law student at Yale, wrote a scathing rebuke of the Republican Party’s stance on migrants and minorities, criticizing it for being “openly hostile to non-whites” and for alienating “Blacks, Latinos, [and] the youth.”
Four years later, as Vance considered a career in GOP politics, he asked a former college professor to delete the article. That professor, Brad Nelson, taught Vance at Ohio State University while Vance was an undergraduate student. After Vance graduated, Nelson asked him to contribute to a blog he ran for the non-partisan Center for World Conflict and Peace.
Nelson told CNN that during the 2016 Republican primary he agreed to delete the article at Vance’s request, so that Vance might have an easier time getting a job in Republican politics. However, the article, titled “A Blueprint for the GOP,” remains viewable on the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine.
“A significant part of Republican immigration policy centers on the possibility of deporting 12 million people (or ‘self-deporting’ them),” Vance wrote. “Think about it: we conservatives (rightly) mistrust the government to efficiently administer business loans and regulate our food supply, yet we allegedly believe that it can deport millions of unregistered aliens. The notion fails to pass the laugh test. The same can be said for too much of the party’s platform.”
Twelve years later, as former President Donald Trump’s running mate, Vance espouses many of the same anti-immigrant postures that he criticized back in 2012 as a 28-year-old law school student. In recent days, Vance has amplified baseless claims against Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio.