So JD Vance graduated from Ohio State. Was he there when Gym Jordan was there to help touch the lives of many young men (on the mat and in the shower)?
Regarding pregnancies from rape: "A child should be allowed to live, even though the circumstances of that child’s birth are somehow inconvenient or a problem to the society" ~ that asshole
Honestly that was my first thought. All the time Scott spent behind tRump trying to be seen only to demonstrate tRumps position of the Black community in that "they" belong behind him.
Did you really think somebody that actually has melanin in their skin would get picked by Donald Trump? His followers spam "usual suspects" all over social media
God help you all ,and by default every other nation. For ,lets face it, he is guaranteed to win after being spared by God and Biden being not fit to stand.
I'm a wreck worrying about Trump getting elected again. Beau is the only person I can listen to news coverage from right now because he seems to be the only sane person around and he doesn't fearmonger. Beau, if you're reading comments, thanks for all you do.
I hear ya. I occasionally work with Axis II personality disorders like you know who and it just sickens me to think he has another shot at the white house. Vote Blue.
@@decaulp1263 The Lincoln Project is OK. They make funny videos, andI know they're never-Trumpers, but they're still conservatives and I'm a leftist, so I don't really trust them. Besides, images or clips of Trump make my blood pressure spike, so I'm gonna stick with Beau until the torture of waiting for the election results is over.
Exactly, kept scanning his videos yesterday for his vance comments. I read about Vance... wikipedia, but had no clue how the people felt. 5am and I found him (beau).
@michellejohnson5217 Do you think he realises that undermining the checks and balances, concentrating power and surrounding himself with power-hungry people is not the best idea? Will they be able to put him on a leash? A kid almost got him. Others might be more successful. He does not have a healthy lifestyle.
Maybe I've watched too many gangster movies, I think Trump should be very cautious should he become president. I can easily imagine a scenario where Trump has an unfortunate event. In turn the "powers" that made Trump replace him with a slightly more palatable character, or at least one with less attention grabbing legal entanglement......... Am I alone?
Maybe I've watched too many gangster movies, I think Trump should be very cautious should he become president. I can easily imagine a scenario where Trump has an unfortunate event. In turn the "powers" that made Trump replace him with a slightly more palatable character, or at least one with less attention grabbing legal entanglement......... Am I alone?
@@gervaiscampbell1001 nope, you're not alone. I'm wondering the same thing... what is the long term bigger picture for Vance?? Project 2025 etc... Trump is just a vehicle. Think about it. He's a liability and even conservatives can agree to that, and he's up there is age. But he could potentially win the election though, so useful for the time being... but a young charismatic VP running mate, who I think is even more extreme, could be the successor if something were to "happen" to Trump. Crazy times.
Tell me more? I watched the movie, which seemed very boring and one note (like literally every scene except the opening is suffering and drama), and it struck me that almost none of it actually took place in Appalachia. I'm really wanting to understand the truth of Appalachia now.
@@WillowGardenerYou are quite right on all counts. There's a good list of books on the site Book Riot (search that + his book's title and you should find it) but a good starting place is What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia by Elizabeth Catte. It's not very long but has a lot to say. You might like the podcast Appodlachia. (Spoiler: they can't stand John Dammit Vance.) If you want fiction too, Old Gods of Appalachia (a horror anthology podcast and thus may contain material not suitable for all audiences) is excellent, and for all the otherworldly stuff it makes way more sense than what ol' JD is spewing. Come to the Smoky Mountains sometime, the actual mountains and not the tourist traps, and you'll feel how special it is, whatever the source of the magic may be.
@@WillowGardener Vance grew up in a Rust Belt Ohio town. He called his family transplanted hillbillies. Thousands of people migrated from Appalachia to the factory towns in the 50s & 60s. That's why you find their culture all over the country today.
@@brianniegemann4788 I lived in the next town over for years. His supposed "hometown" (he went to Yale and then moved to San Francisco and didn't look back until he needed attention) is less than 30 minutes from 2 major cities (Ohio-major, granted, but they're still big enough). It's the Suburbs.
Among other things, Mr. Vance has called Mr. Trump “cultural heroin” and wondered if he would be “America’s Hitler.” Facinating how ego and power can change a person.
Nope, just the cash he got for flipping on his previous statements. He's also a grifter, creating a fake opioid charity to funnel money to his campaign.
@@butterflymuse2707Hr would have made more money if he has stayed working for Peter Theil. It's more about political power than money. Of course Theil expects to gain money when Vance gets laws passed that favor businesses. That's probably when Vance will get his bonus like Clarence got.
Not highly educated, just a Yale law degree. Chelsea Clinton and Newt Gingrich are highly educated with multiple Master's degrees and PhDs. But yes, compared to 45 he is highly educated. 45 with only a BA degree.
Just as Caligula succeeded Tiberius.... For vanity's sake, Tiberius named his Caligula as his successor because he wanted someone thought worse of to follow him... Food for thought....
I live in the SF Bay area and he's not one of us. He lived here for 4 years to grift as a venture capitalist. Definitely not someone I want anywhere near the WH
Many conservatives seem to be enthralled with people they think are "alphas" and successful. I'm guessing that many of them have unfulfilled psychological needs they're compensating for by doing so.
I live in West Virginia; the reasons not to vote for JD Vance are plain enough in his book "Hillbilly Elegy". He treats our region like a place where black people like me just don't exist, he tells on a bunch of private related to his grandparents marriage, and absolutely dumps on his classmates and other people where he's from all while harping on nothing but the drugs and poverty yet painting himself as some sterling exception. It sucks, he sucks, he shouldn't be anywhere near the oval office.
Would you say that Vance is kind of a tourist in Appalachia? I watched the movie version of Hillbilly Elegy, and while I'm not at all familiar with the region, it seemed like he didn't actually have much connection to it. Like the only scenes that take place in Appalachia, it's brought up that he doesn't really know the area or its traditions other than saying "syrp" and eating fried baloney sandwiches.
@@WillowGardener it's not so much that he was a tourist of Appalachia. He was technically a Midwesterner with family ties to the region via Jackson KY but he decided to aggrandize his own achievements. He could've been a HUGE advocate for Appalachia and the Midwest in terms of education being a Yale Law grad and former military service member but he penned Appalachia as a horrific stereotype and chose the grift. I don't mean to turn this into an essay but I hate it so much because I have a story similar to Vance's: I graduated from WVU in Mechanical Engineering and did a Master's from West Virginia Wesleyan in Creative Writing in Poetry. I was blessed with a lot of great mentors and raised by my grandparents in Webster County. People from my time in highschool are nurses, tradesmen, lumberjacks, doctors, scientists, etc. but you won't hear those kinds of stories from a man like Vance. And that's nothing to say of the music and arts scenes here in West Virginia, it runs the genres from old time to punk rock to jazz to funk.
Yeah, back in 2016, along with every other GOP anti-Trumper that is now a staunch loyalist! Eight years is a long time for someone to change their mind. Just look at the media's total 180!
I grew up in Appalachia and absolutely detest Vance (as do most Appalachians). My daughter texted me yesterday to tell me 45 selected Vance, immediately followed up by, “He just lost Appalachia!”
Reverse carpetbagger - moved to a northern State to take advantage of the political climate. The only good thing to come of this is that we'll get a new Senator, I think. I don't recall the law on this, and it may be that our cult-friendly governor will make the pick. Hopefully there will be a special election.
@@user-hr1vu6qp8c Very, very, very good question. A stark majority of Ohians clearly decided for him, taking millions from Peter Thiel, and against a guy like Tim Ryan. The OP might not like or "claim" him. And good for him. The "we" in his post does simply exclude the majority of Ohio voters who elected him in ´22, though.
Trump picked a guy who is concerned about "white working class." Not just the working class as a whole. Just another white Republican focusing on white people. What's worrisome is that Trump may win. VOTE.
Beau, I'm from Ohio. Aside from things Vance said about trump before bending the knee, I'm reminded of when Vance was running his own primary. Trump came here to endorse him and got his name WRONG. Really the Democrats should be able to use both. After all it shows a LONG history of mental decline for the Tangerine Tyrant.
As a Ohioan, I can tell you that Vance is worthless, he has done nothing for our state. He has been bought and paid for by Peter Thiel, that is where his loyalty is!
Oh, that’s an interesting connections. That may explain the pick - Trump wasn’t doing great on fundraising. But getting Thiel and Musk and other such on board would really help him out.
He shoulda realized his presence is trump’s orbit was to be a prop and token to shore up trump’s image alone. There was no way trump was ever gonna shack up with him for 4 years even if it would have benefited him given trump’s history of disdain towards poc.
I don't think trump picked Vance. I think he was chosen by the Federalist Society in the same way they chose Cannon and the last three Supreme Court justices. They need a younger, more reliable and more pliable replacement to carry out their agenda.
@@SweatyYuri, that's *bearded* lady. "Just when you think that you've been gypped/ the bearded lady comes and does a double back-flip/ you run off and join the circus/yeah you just let that pony ride......" From the song Buffalo River Home by John Hiatt (one of his strangest and one of his best, though he's better known for writing Thing Called Love, Feels Like Rain, Confidence Man, Alone In the Dark, and Riding With the King. Even stranger and more wonderful is his song Ethylene: "I'm sitting on the toilet with my sunglasses on, wonderin' what you are up to/this hotel's got bathroom telephones, but I don't wanna interrupt you.....")
If more people would look up his past, they'd see he's changed his name 3 times. He didn't even grow up in Appalachia, but in Ohio, in a small town north of Cincinnati. He's an amoral, overly ambitious, sleazy grifter who's perfect for Whatshisname, but as Beau says, this may be a big mistake. And in addition, people from Appalachia don't like being called hillbillies by anyone not from there. And he's definitely NOT from there.
@@duhduhduhdiesel1436he is from Middletown, OH where a lot of Appalachians moved in the 1970s to find work, so much so, that you can hear locals call it Middle-tucky, but spent a part of his childhood in eastern Kentucky being raised by his grandmother while his mother struggled with addiction. Long story short, he may have roots in Appalachia, but he is not an Appalachian. This was blatantly made obvious when he published his memoir, which instead of focusing on his experience and hardships turned into a social commentary furthering the stereotypes within the Appalachian region, creating a false narratives that outsiders took as fact. And he essentially ended by saying that if anyone in the Appalachian region knew what was good for them, they would leave like he did to “better himself.” As you can imagine, this did not go over well and several authors and scholars from the region have published responses with much less recognition from the mainstream. Furthermore, during the 2016 presidential race he was used a commentator/spokesperson to explain Appalachian’s draw to Trump to the rest of the world, which seemed to help launch his political career.
@@duhduhduhdiesel1436 apparently I'm mistaken and turns out I don't know half enough about this guy. But, he isn't liked in Appalachia because of his book. He didn't grow up there, he grew up in Ohio in a small town between Dayton and Cincinnati. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._D._Vance#Early_life_and_education
My Mawmaw and Pawpaw McCoy were born and raised in eastern Kentucky, but I was born in Santa Monica, and do not claim to be Appalachian because I am not. The glove fucker is no more Appalachian than I am!
Then you guys better fight like hell, because right now we are all viewing him and that area of upbringing as the boonies for Hicks and the uneducated. So you guys better rebuke JD
Can you go into more detail? I've only seen the movie and read a couple articles by Appalachian academics on how he basically just paints a really surface level picture that only focuses on the problems and blames those problems on laziness or whatever instead of generations of exploitation by coal companies. I'd like to learn more about the truth of Appalachia and what he got wrong.
@@6Planet Unless you hold Hitler as a role model. I mean he's even got his own version of the book written by Hitler; this time it's called project 2025.... Vote 💙
This guy showed exactly what Trump is to me!!! I didn't even know this guy and now I know what he thought of Trump before he went into the cult. Big big mistake. Voting Blue 💙💙🔵
He didn’t though. That book rubs people the wrong way because Vance’s story isn’t a real depiction of his life growing up. He cosplayed being a poor hillbilly who “made it” through sheer will. The point was to say that problems Appalachians face is of their own making and they just need to pull themselves up by their own bootstraps like he did. He’s a fraud and grifter with zero moral compass who will happily assist Trump and The Heritage Foundation with their goals so he’ll be living it up in The inner circle .
Unfortunately, Beau has told us many things. None of which came true. Whatever Beau tells you, the opposite will come true. BTW, his real name isn't Beau.
This sort of reminds me of when John McCain picked Sarah Palin. I laughed out loud because I knew he had fundamentally screwed the pooch. Thanks for giving a light in the darkness, Beau
Sorry, GOP has some SERIOUS gerrymandering in OHIO, which has time and time again been determined to be UNCONSTITUTIONAL. here we are, stuck with their $#!+
I’m so glad to be listening to somebody who can give his honest reaction and not worry about always having to be right in the future. And to not worry about having to please their network Thanks Bo Mrs. Bo and all the horses name Maxine.
Vance is never going to pull anyone that wasn't already voting for Trump and he might actually get people who would otherwise vote Trump to sit out. Sounds about right for the modern GOP. Unfortunately, I worry things are still too close for comfort.
@@azishappy2035 different states have different rules but there is usually a special election eventually if a legislator moves to the executive branch. Often there is an appointed fill in until that special election. This often gets used to create an incumbent bias but it’s a flimsy one.
It also doesn’t help him that the moderate GOP, REALLY HATES JD. Hours after the announcement, there were staunch conservatives angry with and writing to USA Today detailing how disappointed they are by this because their views are being pushed aside.
Does it matter? They're so tribal that they'll go "well, this guy is very probably the same as the Austrian guy with the funny mustache that's no longer associated with Charlie Chaplain, but I can't vote for the Demon-Rat, so I guess I'll have to vote for these awful people."
As an Ohioan, I am embarrassed that he is our senator. We could have had Tim Ryan. I hope that his selection pushes anyone still trying to decide to choose Biden/Harris.
Man, the more that I look at it VD Vance is a campaign gift from Heaven for the Dems. All they have to do is plaster his words on as many billboards and phone screens as they can and he'll do all of the arguing for them. they cannot even be accused of using incendiary rhetoric because it's Vance's! XD
Because that would be admitting to himself and others that he isn’t perfect. By selecting a clone, he sends the message that he’s perfect and infallible.
No sure he actually believes that. It's part of the 'only we can save the world' shtick. Islamists, LGBTQ+, socialists, all the boogymen they harp on about. Also an indicator of likely foreign policy - Putin aligned.
He went and picked his replacement, straight from a list presented by The Heritage Foundation and conservative tech bros, in order to preserve his "legacy". But he dragged a lot of baggage onto his platform without realizing Vance is there to replace him by 2028.
I can't be the only one who originally knows JD Vance from his campaign from when he was running for the Senate. It starts with him looking in the camera and saying "Are you a racist? Do you hate Mexicans?" Then he says his mom almost died from fentanyl that came across the border.
Vance has been a speaker at Federalist Society events. His wife also previously served as a law clerk for Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court as well as Brett Kavanaugh when he was on the US Court of Appeals for the DIstrict of Columbia circuit, both of whom are connected to the Federalist Society.
I sure hope you are correct Beau. Thanks for being here. I have become so stressed about this election that I am avoiding most social media except for cute dog videos, a few choice producers of political content and art tutorials. I just exhaled...whew.
Did you hear every speaker at the RNC invoke god? This will be remembered as the moment in history when Trump became "The Prophet King Saved by God." The RNC is not a political convention, it is a megachurch revival prayer meeting.
She's a woman. Wasn't gonna happen. I can only assume Scott and Vivek did it to fundraise. Coulter told the latter to his face he was too brown to get her vote and best believe that isn't an isolated viewpoint in the 'not racist' gop.
When Trump initially picked Pence, I thought the same thing we’re thinking now “no dummy you’re supposed to pick someone to balance you, not to go even further. You’ve already got those far right people, you don’t need to go deeper” Well shut my mouth, because on January 6th Pence showed that Pence was the only thing Trump did right.
Pence was picked for the evangelical vote , and it worked ! It gave trump some credibility, Vance is for wall street and the Tech Boys- Thiel has been financing Vance from the start and Vance made his fortune on Wall Street.
The problem (according to Trump) was that he picked someone last time who actually believed in something else more than he believed in Trump. This time he wants to be sure of absolute loyalty.
Pence did cover a weakness for Trump it solidified his support among evangelicals and other Christian fascists when Trump was still the multi time divorced abuser. While that group is already Republican it kept their enthusiasm high and probably helped him survive access Hollywood. Now that he is the divine god king and the true son to these people he does not need that anymore.
I suspect that Pence *did* shore up Trump in a place where he was weak - evangelicals. He's a pretty darn godless man from their perspective -- serial adulterer, multiple divorcee, liar, and cheater. The "Access Hollywood" video hurt him pretty badly as well among that demographic -- I forget if that was before or after. Pence was someone they believed in, and it shored up that weakness. Now, he feels he has them securely he doesn't feel the need to -- he might be right, or that may be another demographic that he's losing his hold over, who can say?
he does not choose based on reason. he chooses based on prejudice. he chooses someone like himself because he does not want to be challenged. he is weak and small like all bullies.
Except Vance is shrewd , forget his repugnant views , Vance appeals to the angry young man vote , he's got wall street connections and Peter Thiels tech financing.
I agree 100%! I didn’t think trump would pick Vance because he is younger and prettier than trump. I was so relieved when trump made his choice with Vance 😂
JD Vance said women should stay with abusive husbands. His view on women's issues is abysmal.
Yep, I just shared that on another YT comment section. Vance was born 75 years too late.
As an older woman who saw the fight for equality for women and was in several abusive relationships these men are poison!
@taljan57
Hint: he probably IS an abusive husband.
So JD Vance graduated from Ohio State. Was he there when Gym Jordan was there to help touch the lives of many young men (on the mat and in the shower)?
Regarding pregnancies from rape: "A child should be allowed to live, even though the circumstances of that child’s birth are somehow inconvenient or a problem to the society" ~ that asshole
Trump picked someone he thinks would have "done the right thing" in Pence's shoes on Jan 6th.
Change my mind.
I tend to concur, Pence unexpectedly growing a spine did rather mess the plan for Jan 6th up the first time round
Why would I?
This is the video I was waiting for today…
A very big error has been made. I’m here for it.
Popcorn popped.
That was question one of the vetting.
@@evilgingerminiatures5820 Oddly enough, Dan Quayle was the one who convinced Pence to certify the election
Poor Tim Scott, all that cringeworthy boot licking for nothing.
Honestly that was my first thought. All the time Scott spent behind tRump trying to be seen only to demonstrate tRumps position of the Black community in that "they" belong behind him.
He can put his heels back on, I suppose. Not every John pays.
Did you really think somebody that actually has melanin in their skin would get picked by Donald Trump? His followers spam "usual suspects" all over social media
Wonder if Scott will break his "engagement" now!!
@@carolalexander1732 She’s now a very happy woman. 😄
I live in Ohio. On behalf of the few sane people we have here, our apologies to the United States of America.
Same
Not a problem. From us sane Californians, I'd like to apologize for Kamala.
🙄@@crosslink1493
God help you all ,and by default every other nation.
For ,lets face it, he is guaranteed to win after being spared by God and Biden being not fit to stand.
I've got a really nice, educated female cousin in Cleveland, horrified at Trump/MAGA World.
I'm a wreck worrying about Trump getting elected again. Beau is the only person I can listen to news coverage from right now because he seems to be the only sane person around and he doesn't fearmonger.
Beau, if you're reading comments, thanks for all you do.
Rick Wilson and the Lincoln project on CZcams does a good job also
I hear ya. I occasionally work with Axis II personality disorders like you know who and it just sickens me to think he has another shot at the white house. Vote Blue.
@@decaulp1263 The Lincoln Project is OK.
They make funny videos, andI know they're never-Trumpers, but they're still conservatives and I'm a leftist, so I don't really trust them. Besides, images or clips of Trump make my blood pressure spike, so I'm gonna stick with Beau until the torture of waiting for the election results is over.
Exactly, kept scanning his videos yesterday for his vance comments. I read about Vance... wikipedia, but had no clue how the people felt. 5am and I found him (beau).
I totally agree!
Vance wants a nationwide abortion ban. Ohio didn't want it in their state and now they add him to the ticket? What a gift.
Trump didn’t choose Vance. The Heritage Foundation chose him. Trump is such a mess I’m certain he isn’t making any decisions at this point.
Heretic Foundation
@michellejohnson5217 Do you think he realises that undermining the checks and balances, concentrating power and surrounding himself with power-hungry people is not the best idea? Will they be able to put him on a leash? A kid almost got him. Others might be more successful. He does not have a healthy lifestyle.
@@ethical.roamer If fascists were smart or competent, they wouldn't be fascists.
Heritage knows Trump would soon be removed, given his advancing senile dementia, and Vance would be easy to manipulate for Project 2025.
Maybe I've watched too many gangster movies, I think Trump should be very cautious should he become president. I can easily imagine a scenario where Trump has an unfortunate event. In turn the "powers" that made Trump replace him with a slightly more palatable character, or at least one with less attention grabbing legal entanglement......... Am I alone?
He disliked Trump until someone made him an offer he couldn’t refuse.
Maybe I've watched too many gangster movies, I think Trump should be very cautious should he become president. I can easily imagine a scenario where Trump has an unfortunate event. In turn the "powers" that made Trump replace him with a slightly more palatable character, or at least one with less attention grabbing legal entanglement......... Am I alone?
@@gervaiscampbell1001 nope, you're not alone. I'm wondering the same thing... what is the long term bigger picture for Vance?? Project 2025 etc... Trump is just a vehicle. Think about it. He's a liability and even conservatives can agree to that, and he's up there is age. But he could potentially win the election though, so useful for the time being... but a young charismatic VP running mate, who I think is even more extreme, could be the successor if something were to "happen" to Trump. Crazy times.
Never interrupt your enemy when they are making mistakes. 👍
The enemy have made a blunder and they decided to double down.
He could poopoo on stage and convince the crowd Joe did it.
Double down on their mistakes = par for the course for the GQP.
@@CricketsBay : Yeps. Only two distinct camps in that party; mask-on and mask-off.
@@Jimbo-et5jb And then sell it to them as Trump Brand Freedom Fertilizer and Facial Cleanser.
JD Vance represents everything Trump loves: he is a former critic who now bends the knee and licks boot.
Don't forget "kiss the ring" of diaper Don, the ambiguity could lead to some downright gross scenarios.
Dump is a simple creature who lives in the moment.
@@AnimuncuIus does seem to have a wandering tongue.
I can see no other kind in that party. Just mask-on, or mask-off.
@@AnimuncuIus you never know where his tongue will land.
Yeah, we in Appalachia don't like him. We've read his dishonest book.
Tell me more? I watched the movie, which seemed very boring and one note (like literally every scene except the opening is suffering and drama), and it struck me that almost none of it actually took place in Appalachia. I'm really wanting to understand the truth of Appalachia now.
Northeast GA is also Appalachia, which won't help with that little problem of "just 11,000 votes" he had last time.
@@WillowGardenerYou are quite right on all counts. There's a good list of books on the site Book Riot (search that + his book's title and you should find it) but a good starting place is What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia by Elizabeth Catte. It's not very long but has a lot to say. You might like the podcast Appodlachia. (Spoiler: they can't stand John Dammit Vance.) If you want fiction too, Old Gods of Appalachia (a horror anthology podcast and thus may contain material not suitable for all audiences) is excellent, and for all the otherworldly stuff it makes way more sense than what ol' JD is spewing. Come to the Smoky Mountains sometime, the actual mountains and not the tourist traps, and you'll feel how special it is, whatever the source of the magic may be.
@@WillowGardener Vance grew up in a Rust Belt Ohio town. He called his family transplanted hillbillies. Thousands of people migrated from Appalachia to the factory towns in the 50s & 60s. That's why you find their culture all over the country today.
@@brianniegemann4788 I lived in the next town over for years. His supposed "hometown" (he went to Yale and then moved to San Francisco and didn't look back until he needed attention) is less than 30 minutes from 2 major cities (Ohio-major, granted, but they're still big enough). It's the Suburbs.
Beats me why any woman would vote red, and accept a lower status.
And the Black voters too.
Agreed !!!! 🤔😏👍💙💙💙
Because they embraced the lower status first. Then they voted.
I don’t think people are thinking. I don’t see people thinking critically. Everyone seems to easily believe the hype. Why are people ignoring RFK?
@@OneRudeBoy because he is a crackpot and a distraction
So, Kristi Noem killed her dog for nothing?
No ! Please stop .
I mean.. that was always for her own sadistic pleasure
So Tim Scott got engaged for nothing?
@@elizabethbrauer1118So Vivek got new veneers for nothing?
@@m.woodsrobinson9244
Nimarata changed her name for nothing?
Vance is vile. I didn't vote for him locally. I certainly wouldn't do it nationally.
100% vile.
Vile? A perfect fit for the NSAAP (it's like the NSDAP, but in America, not Germany), better known as the GOP.
@@victoriajohnson-parratt6975 yes he fits every the description quite well.
Had to do a paper on his shitty book in college. Not pleased to be seeing more of him.
@@slreneau2 Vladivostok Vance is verifiably vile.
Among other things, Mr. Vance has called Mr. Trump “cultural heroin” and wondered if he would be “America’s Hitler.” Facinating how ego and power can change a person.
Nope, just the cash he got for flipping on his previous statements. He's also a grifter, creating a fake opioid charity to funnel money to his campaign.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
@@butterflymuse2707Hr would have made more money if he has stayed working for Peter Theil. It's more about political power than money. Of course Theil expects to gain money when Vance gets laws passed that favor businesses. That's probably when Vance will get his bonus like Clarence got.
who's changed?
Vance: 'He's like Hitler!' Trump: 'Aww, thanks man! What a compliment!'
Yes! JD Vance is even worse than old 45 when it comes to women’s reproductive health care, Ukraine and basic human decency.
He’s definitely that guy, the one women whisper about to other women.
@@Mtnsunshine he’s that snake Donnie is always talking about
@Jimbo-et5jb And that snake might end becoming President of the USA. 😬
@@Jimbo-et5jb I always thought Donnie is the snake. Wow, two snakes in the Oval Office!
Isn't one of them the shark?
Vance is a power hungry Yale graduate who is highly educated and poised to depose and replace Trump as the Dictator
My take, too! Vance is dangerous!
He suspects trump won't last 4 years and is no doubt imagining himself behind the Resolute Desk.
Not highly educated, just a Yale law degree. Chelsea Clinton and Newt Gingrich are highly educated with multiple Master's degrees and PhDs. But yes, compared to 45 he is highly educated. 45 with only a BA degree.
@@bcornel5923 A BA degree that daddy bought him
Just as Caligula succeeded Tiberius.... For vanity's sake, Tiberius named his Caligula as his successor because he wanted someone thought worse of to follow him... Food for thought....
A Venture Capitalist from San Francisco and a Billionaire Real Estate Developer from Manhattan.
Wow!
Now let’s go talk to the common folk….
I live in the SF Bay area and he's not one of us. He lived here for 4 years to grift as a venture capitalist. Definitely not someone I want anywhere near the WH
@@cindyhellman-wylie202 I believe you misspelled "vulture" capitalist.🙂
Many conservatives seem to be enthralled with people they think are "alphas" and successful. I'm guessing that many of them have unfulfilled psychological needs they're compensating for by doing so.
I live in West Virginia; the reasons not to vote for JD Vance are plain enough in his book "Hillbilly Elegy".
He treats our region like a place where black people like me just don't exist, he tells on a bunch of private related to his grandparents marriage, and absolutely dumps on his classmates and other people where he's from all while harping on nothing but the drugs and poverty yet painting himself as some sterling exception. It sucks, he sucks, he shouldn't be anywhere near the oval office.
Agreed!!!
Someone needs to spread pictures of him without his beard. I'm sure that beard means the world to him 😂
@@whatoh3407 Do you mean his wedding pictures?
😁😆🤣😂
Would you say that Vance is kind of a tourist in Appalachia? I watched the movie version of Hillbilly Elegy, and while I'm not at all familiar with the region, it seemed like he didn't actually have much connection to it. Like the only scenes that take place in Appalachia, it's brought up that he doesn't really know the area or its traditions other than saying "syrp" and eating fried baloney sandwiches.
@@WillowGardener it's not so much that he was a tourist of Appalachia. He was technically a Midwesterner with family ties to the region via Jackson KY but he decided to aggrandize his own achievements. He could've been a HUGE advocate for Appalachia and the Midwest in terms of education being a Yale Law grad and former military service member but he penned Appalachia as a horrific stereotype and chose the grift.
I don't mean to turn this into an essay but I hate it so much because I have a story similar to Vance's: I graduated from WVU in Mechanical Engineering and did a Master's from West Virginia Wesleyan in Creative Writing in Poetry. I was blessed with a lot of great mentors and raised by my grandparents in Webster County. People from my time in highschool are nurses, tradesmen, lumberjacks, doctors, scientists, etc. but you won't hear those kinds of stories from a man like Vance. And that's nothing to say of the music and arts scenes here in West Virginia, it runs the genres from old time to punk rock to jazz to funk.
Very nice! The guy who called him America’s Hitler.
Right?
Maybe he wants to be America's Himmler.
The ads against him are going to be lit ...
Yeah, back in 2016, along with every other GOP anti-Trumper that is now a staunch loyalist! Eight years is a long time for someone to change their mind. Just look at the media's total 180!
Weird choice. But he sounds really like Trump now.
Food for thought… Trump usually chooses folks whom he can credibly blame for his shortcomings.
He's already planning to throw him under the bus LOL
@@suzannefurman3957 YES
Agreed..Vance is cooked,he doesn't know it yet.
Trump will turn on him in a minute
Lol. That's exactly what kings do
I grew up in Appalachia and absolutely detest Vance (as do most Appalachians). My daughter texted me yesterday to tell me 45 selected Vance, immediately followed up by, “He just lost Appalachia!”
This screams scapegoat. The bus will have big tires, the best tires.
As someone from Ohio, we don't claim him. He's NOT one of us.
💯
Reverse carpetbagger - moved to a northern State to take advantage of the political climate. The only good thing to come of this is that we'll get a new Senator, I think. I don't recall the law on this, and it may be that our cult-friendly governor will make the pick. Hopefully there will be a special election.
How did he get elected if Ohio doesn't like him?
@@user-hr1vu6qp8csame way mendacious trump, did ignorance ,bigotry etc 💙💙👍
@@user-hr1vu6qp8c Very, very, very good question.
A stark majority of Ohians clearly decided for him, taking millions from Peter Thiel, and against a guy like Tim Ryan.
The OP might not like or "claim" him. And good for him.
The "we" in his post does simply exclude the majority of Ohio voters who elected him in ´22, though.
"You're an idiot if you vote for Donald Trump" - J.D. Vance.
I'm seeing the future......it's on a T-shirt at the DNC convention.
should be on billboards.
Imagine becoming his vp then...oh wait 😂
I hope that quote is on video and not just in writing
I really hope the Democrat party uses his quotes over and over...Until pretty much everyone knows them. 😂
I like it when Trump makes mistakes. He certainly gets a lot of breaks from the judicial system.💙
Dems would be remiss not to let the world know about Vance’s billionaire homosexual sugar daddy, Peter Thiel.
Are you being serious and/or slurring?
And Vance is the guy who said women should stay in their marriages - at all costs - even in DOMESTIC VIOLENCE situations…
His meemaw set pawpaw on fire after a beating. JD probably thinks attempted murder is better than a divorce😮
@@nubianprincess2771 : I imagine pawpaw must've been such a lovely person to have evoked such an act.
Men who say that usually abuse their own wife.
@@nubianprincess2771
... But isn't it the right that puts a lot of stock in heritage and pedigree? 🤔
I hope that quote is literally EVERYWHERE during the next 4 months.
Care about your families? Care about the nation? Vote Blue.
JD Vance is from Middletown Ohio, a suburb nestled between Dayton and Cinci.
He's not even from Appalachia, he's a fraud
Trump picked a guy who is concerned about "white working class." Not just the working class as a whole. Just another white Republican focusing on white people. What's worrisome is that Trump may win. VOTE.
Beau, I'm from Ohio. Aside from things Vance said about trump before bending the knee, I'm reminded of when Vance was running his own primary. Trump came here to endorse him and got his name WRONG. Really the Democrats should be able to use both. After all it shows a LONG history of mental decline for the Tangerine Tyrant.
"Vance" has had three different names as pseudonyms. Bowman or something is his original name. I think that's what drumph called him.
@@jasonwiedeman4825
Trump called him JP Mandel as I remember...
Oh, I forgot about this!
@KristenSydelko Meidas Touch did a 3 min compilation of all of the names he's messed up, back when they were still all over Biden
@@MKR5210howie?
As a Ohioan, I can tell you that Vance is worthless, he has done nothing for our state. He has been bought and paid for by Peter Thiel, that is where his loyalty is!
Exactly. His loyalty is to his handlers. And Peter is throwing money around.
Peter Thiel is a monarchist.
Rubles & Yen?
Oh, that’s an interesting connections. That may explain the pick - Trump wasn’t doing great on fundraising. But getting Thiel and Musk and other such on board would really help him out.
That's ALL he cares about @@benoithudson7235
Trump is beyond repackaging.
Thank you, Beau, for helping us find a bit of a silver lining on the dark clouds brewing over our country right now.
Now 2 evil men
Just to be clear for readers who don't know, it's not just those two.
The modern incarnation of the party (post civil rights) was created by such.
Someone make sure Tim Scott is ok. He sold his soul to Trump and didn't get to be his BFF.
Did he dump the fiancee yet?
the guy was soulless to begin with, so he got one over on trump.
Tim Scott didn't have a soul to sell ...
Did Tim Scott every really think Trump, a guy who is racist AF, would pick a Black man to be his VP? Talk about delusional.
He shoulda realized his presence is trump’s orbit was to be a prop and token to shore up trump’s image alone. There was no way trump was ever gonna shack up with him for 4 years even if it would have benefited him given trump’s history of disdain towards poc.
I don't think trump picked Vance. I think he was chosen by the Federalist Society in the same way they chose Cannon and the last three Supreme Court justices. They need a younger, more reliable and more pliable replacement to carry out their agenda.
As an Ohioan, I feel confident in speaking for much of the state when I say Trump can keep him. No take-backsies.
Fox entertainment news dragged Vance through the mud for his past negative comments about Dumpty. It was glorious.💙
Dems need to air those clips nonstop.
@@charleskramer7062I was saying the same thing. Post that shi+ up on every billboard.
...and in every television and video ad on all available outlets...
Blissful!
iDJiT obviously took them all as compliments. Or so iDJiT tells himself, while following the Confederate Heritage Foundation's orders to "pick" Vance.
I escaped Ohio and now they're trying to bring Ohio back to me.
Make O-HIGH-HO nationwide..? (Hope Not!)
Just when I thought I was out they pulled me back in
Same
I escaped Ohio AND Kentucky, so I feel ya. 😂
They're just trying to make the whole country Ohio.
Southern Ohio checking in and confirming that we have absolutely zero love for the AINO.
Beau, I so enjoy your plain spoken, well reasoned way of presenting information. Thank you!
...living the American Nightmare...an endless circus of demons and mean clowns
Exactly!
@@ruudsmith3836 Trump and Vance so yes. 👍
You forgot the beaded lady 😂
Yep the twilight zone clown show
@@SweatyYuri, that's *bearded* lady. "Just when you think that you've been gypped/ the bearded lady comes and does a double back-flip/ you run off and join the circus/yeah you just let that pony ride......" From the song Buffalo River Home by John Hiatt (one of his strangest and one of his best, though he's better known for writing Thing Called Love, Feels Like Rain, Confidence Man, Alone In the Dark, and Riding With the King. Even stranger and more wonderful is his song Ethylene: "I'm sitting on the toilet with my sunglasses on, wonderin' what you are up to/this hotel's got bathroom telephones, but I don't wanna interrupt you.....")
If more people would look up his past, they'd see he's changed his name 3 times. He didn't even grow up in Appalachia, but in Ohio, in a small town north of Cincinnati.
He's an amoral, overly ambitious, sleazy grifter who's perfect for Whatshisname, but as Beau says, this may be a big mistake. And in addition, people from Appalachia don't like being called hillbillies by anyone not from there. And he's definitely NOT from there.
Wait, where is he actually from? I'm saying this in good faith, not trolling. How did he actually grow up/how was he raised/where?
@@duhduhduhdiesel1436he is from Middletown, OH where a lot of Appalachians moved in the 1970s to find work, so much so, that you can hear locals call it Middle-tucky, but spent a part of his childhood in eastern Kentucky being raised by his grandmother while his mother struggled with addiction. Long story short, he may have roots in Appalachia, but he is not an Appalachian. This was blatantly made obvious when he published his memoir, which instead of focusing on his experience and hardships turned into a social commentary furthering the stereotypes within the Appalachian region, creating a false narratives that outsiders took as fact. And he essentially ended by saying that if anyone in the Appalachian region knew what was good for them, they would leave like he did to “better himself.” As you can imagine, this did not go over well and several authors and scholars from the region have published responses with much less recognition from the mainstream. Furthermore, during the 2016 presidential race he was used a commentator/spokesperson to explain Appalachian’s draw to Trump to the rest of the world, which seemed to help launch his political career.
@@duhduhduhdiesel1436 apparently I'm mistaken and turns out I don't know half enough about this guy.
But, he isn't liked in Appalachia because of his book. He didn't grow up there, he grew up in Ohio in a small town between Dayton and Cincinnati. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._D._Vance#Early_life_and_education
My Mawmaw and Pawpaw McCoy were born and raised in eastern Kentucky, but I was born in Santa Monica, and do not claim to be Appalachian because I am not. The glove fucker is no more Appalachian than I am!
He picked Vance to shore up his biggest weakness.
His own personal insecurities....
As an Appalanchian, I am offended at his attitude toward all of us. His book was atrocious.
Then you guys better fight like hell, because right now we are all viewing him and that area of upbringing as the boonies for Hicks and the uneducated. So you guys better rebuke JD
Could this be the only you guys vote blue?
@@Makarosc Get a clue. No region is a monolith.
Can you go into more detail? I've only seen the movie and read a couple articles by Appalachian academics on how he basically just paints a really surface level picture that only focuses on the problems and blames those problems on laziness or whatever instead of generations of exploitation by coal companies. I'd like to learn more about the truth of Appalachia and what he got wrong.
Appalanchian???
The first thing I thought was: “This is an amazingly stupid decision”
Dog I hope so 🎉
MAGA and the right are 'amazingly stupid and indoctrinated'. So no damage really.
all the names being floated seemed to be. LOL
@@cpaul9269 And they all said something disparaging about him too
First thing I thought as well...
I was like:
"That's it. Drumpf's gonna lose for sure. Signed, sealed, delivered."
Picking a VP who said you might be the next Hitler seems like a weird choice.
@@6Planet Unless you hold Hitler as a role model. I mean he's even got his own version of the book written by Hitler; this time it's called project 2025.... Vote 💙
Unless it is a goal to be Fascist..
He took that as a compliment
Kamala called Biden racist during the primary. But Vance ???? I think he is a gift to Biden 😂
@@nopenever3 We're all learning to forget our Christian values es. Give Joe time.
Thank You Beau for helping me hold on to what feels like my last bit of sanity sometimes. The mental health of our country is so fragile. VOTE BLUE.
The Party of Personal Irresponsiblity.
No matter what happens and what analysts say… be sure to cast your ballots. We cannot be the hare that loses to the tortoise… again.
i hope that lesson from 2016 sticks for a long time.
This guy showed exactly what Trump is to me!!! I didn't even know this guy and now I know what he thought of Trump before he went into the cult. Big big mistake. Voting Blue 💙💙🔵
Read Hillbilly Eligy, his bio/memoir, and you'll get an idea of who he used to be. He differs "bigly" from tRump in one way: he grew up poor.
He didn’t though. That book rubs people the wrong way because Vance’s story isn’t a real depiction of his life growing up. He cosplayed being a poor hillbilly who “made it” through sheer will. The point was to say that problems Appalachians face is of their own making and they just need to pull themselves up by their own bootstraps like he did.
He’s a fraud and grifter with zero moral compass who will happily assist Trump and The Heritage Foundation with their goals so he’ll be living it up in The inner circle .
Unfortunately, Beau has told us many things. None of which came true. Whatever Beau tells you, the opposite will come true. BTW, his real name isn't Beau.
@@barbarasack8273 but he's just as bad as Trump. Past forgotten
I'm with Biden. Fair and honest. Read project 2025 you'll see Trump started this in 2018 to take over our country. J.D. is horrible
This sort of reminds me of when John McCain picked Sarah Palin. I laughed out loud because I knew he had fundamentally screwed the pooch. Thanks for giving a light in the darkness, Beau
Yeah, God forbid that he pick Tim Scott and thereby admit that he really needs the black vote.
Ohio certainly isn't sending their best 😅
They are, as the kids say, "skibidi Ohio"
Sorry, GOP has some SERIOUS gerrymandering in OHIO, which has time and time again been determined to be UNCONSTITUTIONAL. here we are, stuck with their $#!+
On the bright side we do have Sherrod Brown.
Yeah. They are. That is their best.
2:39 To quote The Bitter Southerner, "Hillbillies Don't Need an Elegy." And nobody needs Vance.
I’m so glad to be listening to somebody who can give his honest reaction and not worry about always having to be right in the future. And to not worry about having to please their network
Thanks Bo Mrs. Bo and all the horses name Maxine.
@Beau of the Fifth Column
Thanks for being a voice of reason and telling us the truth.
Vance is never going to pull anyone that wasn't already voting for Trump and he might actually get people who would otherwise vote Trump to sit out. Sounds about right for the modern GOP. Unfortunately, I worry things are still too close for comfort.
Vance will do what Pence wouldn't......
Funny thing is, it's VP Harris that will be doing the ceremonial counting of the votes coming next Jan 6.
No he won't because Trump is not the incumbent and when he loses he has nothing.
It will never get that far again. The last three days showed me that
First they have to get elected.
@@thatswhatisaid8908 who says so ?
I am still amazed at how politicians can swallow their pride when chasing the white gold ring.
JD Vance is the best anti-Trump ad out there :)
This would open a Senate seat in a state trending blue thanks to its leaders trying to rule.
Vivek is from Ohio. Hmmm
He is required to resign his senate seat? That would be the best! 💙
@@azishappy2035 different states have different rules but there is usually a special election eventually if a legislator moves to the executive branch. Often there is an appointed fill in until that special election. This often gets used to create an incumbent bias but it’s a flimsy one.
Ever heard of trying to get rid of someone by promotion?
@@azishappy2035But doesn’t the Governor get to name the replacement until the next election? Dewine would certainly appoint another Republican
It also doesn’t help him that the moderate GOP, REALLY HATES JD. Hours after the announcement, there were staunch conservatives angry with and writing to USA Today detailing how disappointed they are by this because their views are being pushed aside.
aw, you could almost feel bad for them if they hadn't brought it on themselves.
And they’ll still vote for him
Question. Does ANYBODY like vance?? Anyone??
Does it matter? They're so tribal that they'll go "well, this guy is very probably the same as the Austrian guy with the funny mustache that's no longer associated with Charlie Chaplain, but I can't vote for the Demon-Rat, so I guess I'll have to vote for these awful people."
@@ShadowDragon8685That about sums it up...
As an Ohioan, I am embarrassed that he is our senator. We could have had Tim Ryan. I hope that his selection pushes anyone still trying to decide to choose Biden/Harris.
Dear Beau keep those topics and considerations coming, loud & clear 🙏💯👍
Man, the more that I look at it VD Vance is a campaign gift from Heaven for the Dems. All they have to do is plaster his words on as many billboards and phone screens as they can and he'll do all of the arguing for them. they cannot even be accused of using incendiary rhetoric because it's Vance's! XD
Trump's not the kind of guy to pick someone different from himself or someone who compensates for his own weaknesses.
Well according to trump he has no weaknesses
He does not admit he has any.
I mean, he picked Pence for the Evangelical vote, Trump being the complete opposite of Christian
Because that would be admitting to himself and others that he isn’t perfect. By selecting a clone, he sends the message that he’s perfect and infallible.
trump won't hire anyone smarter than he is.
Fox News even covered Vance’s previous statements. 😊
Of course Trump picked a running mate just like himself. That’s the very definition of narcissism.
Vance is a crook, he started a Charity for opioid addiction but used the money for other personal things!
So he and Trump have even more in common
@@kellir.747
Yep, birds of a feather flock together!
Do you really think that Felon 45 would pick an altar boy as his running mate ?
@@erincaitlin1655
Birds of a feather flock together!
Why is this even a contest?! I'm dumbfounded at the intelligence of the American people...
Or the lack of intelligence.
You're not alone. Got me searching for answers far and wide.
George Carlin pointed out that while the average person wasn't too bright, half of them were dumber than that.
And half of those are republicans.
Oh they arent dumb. Don't let them fool ya. They know exactly what Trump is and they love it. He IS them. They arent stupid. They are fascist.
@@BadOompaloompa79 fascists are stupid by definition
He apparently thinks the UK is an Islamist state with nuclear weapons. Not sure that’s sign of a great intellect.
No sure he actually believes that. It's part of the 'only we can save the world' shtick. Islamists, LGBTQ+, socialists, all the boogymen they harp on about. Also an indicator of likely foreign policy - Putin aligned.
❤a commentator willing to say "I don't know" and "we don't know enough yet to say"....
He went and picked his replacement, straight from a list presented by The Heritage Foundation and conservative tech bros, in order to preserve his "legacy".
But he dragged a lot of baggage onto his platform without realizing Vance is there to replace him by 2028.
Right! This is now officially a Vance vs. Harris campaign. Whichever old man wins, their VP will be the next president.
I can't be the only one who originally knows JD Vance from his campaign from when he was running for the Senate. It starts with him looking in the camera and saying "Are you a racist? Do you hate Mexicans?" Then he says his mom almost died from fentanyl that came across the border.
So, his mom was a druggie??? How else would she get fentanyl that had come over the border?
Sounds like it'd be a good clip for the Lincoln Project to air again.
Vance has been a speaker at Federalist Society events. His wife also previously served as a law clerk for Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court as well as Brett Kavanaugh when he was on the US Court of Appeals for the DIstrict of Columbia circuit, both of whom are connected to the Federalist Society.
it must be true the quote:
*keep ya' friends close & ya' enemies, closer*
🤨🤦♂️
"JD Vance looks liek Eric and Don Jr had a baby." -Anthony Anderson
OMG, I can see it 😂😅😂😅
Well I'm never going to unsee that now, thank you.
The clown car moves on! His campaign song should be "Yakety Sax"
Keystone cops?
You get a like just for using “Yakety Sax” in a discussion.
Bevis and Butt-head 😂😅
Blazes and Thunder, aka Entrance of the Gladiator aka THE CIRCUS THEME is most appropriate
I sure hope you are correct Beau. Thanks for being here. I have become so stressed about this election that I am avoiding most social media except for cute dog videos, a few choice producers of political content and art tutorials.
I just exhaled...whew.
Never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake. -- Napoleon Bonaparte
Did you hear every speaker at the RNC invoke god? This will be remembered as the moment in history when Trump became "The Prophet King Saved by God." The RNC is not a political convention, it is a megachurch revival prayer meeting.
No, no; they'll call him "The Prophet King WHO SAVED God." Because in MAGAts' "minds" (such as they are), Trump outranks God. (He _IS_ very rank....)
Trump to JD Vance, probably: "I don't care about you, I just want your state's votes."
I bet MTG is raging mad she wasn’t picked.
She's a woman. Wasn't gonna happen. I can only assume Scott and Vivek did it to fundraise. Coulter told the latter to his face he was too brown to get her vote and best believe that isn't an isolated viewpoint in the 'not racist' gop.
Thanks Beau and crew 😊.
Birds of a feather flock together!
Oh, has JD Vance cheated on every wife he ever had and is a career criminal that has never faced justice?
Those who can not-see, flock with the other not-see's.
Also best mates with the UK's new foreign secretary, David Lammy, another POS
When Trump initially picked Pence, I thought the same thing we’re thinking now “no dummy you’re supposed to pick someone to balance you, not to go even further. You’ve already got those far right people, you don’t need to go deeper”
Well shut my mouth, because on January 6th Pence showed that Pence was the only thing Trump did right.
Pence was picked for the evangelical vote , and it worked ! It gave trump some credibility, Vance is for wall street and the Tech Boys- Thiel has been financing Vance from the start and Vance made his fortune on Wall Street.
The problem (according to Trump) was that he picked someone last time who actually believed in something else more than he believed in Trump. This time he wants to be sure of absolute loyalty.
@@Lemurion287 that's very likely it. Pence believed in a God that _wasn't_ Trump, and Trump didn't appreciate that one bit. 🤔
Pence did cover a weakness for Trump it solidified his support among evangelicals and other Christian fascists when Trump was still the multi time divorced abuser. While that group is already Republican it kept their enthusiasm high and probably helped him survive access Hollywood. Now that he is the divine god king and the true son to these people he does not need that anymore.
I suspect that Pence *did* shore up Trump in a place where he was weak - evangelicals. He's a pretty darn godless man from their perspective -- serial adulterer, multiple divorcee, liar, and cheater. The "Access Hollywood" video hurt him pretty badly as well among that demographic -- I forget if that was before or after.
Pence was someone they believed in, and it shored up that weakness. Now, he feels he has them securely he doesn't feel the need to -- he might be right, or that may be another demographic that he's losing his hold over, who can say?
Its like Trump and Biden are both blindfolded and walking in a huge field of rakes, as we all stare.
Vance has shown that he'll go whichever way the wind blows.
Bozo meets Butthead?
At least he seems house trained. He isn't scratching his butt all the time.
he does not choose based on reason. he chooses based on prejudice. he chooses someone like himself because he does not want to be challenged. he is weak and small like all bullies.
👍
Except Vance is shrewd , forget his repugnant views , Vance appeals to the angry young man vote , he's got wall street connections and Peter Thiels tech financing.
@@breakingbadheisenberg9703 yeah, trumps mini-me 🙂
Two egotistical, narcissist bullies in the same room. This ought to be interesting.
I agree 100%! I didn’t think trump would pick Vance because he is younger and prettier than trump. I was so relieved when trump made his choice with Vance 😂
We need to get Vance's rhetoric about trump out to the media.
Lincoln Project has a video out already 😅
@BabyMaharaja0 : What exactly is the motivation of saying _"Nobody cares"?_
Clearly most people, certainly all sane people, do care.
@@aylbdrmadison1051
Except most Republicans…
@@josephgonzalez4380she did say _sane_ people. Not people who have ridden the propaganda train straight out of the reality station.
This is the closest I've felt to feeling good since Biden fumbled the debate
Thank you Beau and Team Beau.
Thanks for the breath of hope