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This Looks REALLY BAD For JD Vance
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August 4, 2024
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4:52Now PlayingDonald Trump's vice president pick, JD Vance, makes a fool of himself in the latest videos and incriminating pictures to surface sparking immediate backlash. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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On podcast for Project 2025 partner, JD Vance attacked journalists for being “miserable and unhappy” because their biological clocks have run out
"In 2021, JD Vance, the former CNN commentator and Ohio senator who is now Donald Trump’s running mate, had a message for many journalists: You are “miserable and unhappy” because your biological clock has run out and you can’t start a family.
Vance appeared on the podcast of a group that is now allied with Project 2025 and discussed problems with journalism by stating that “one of the weird lies the elites have been told is that it's very easy to start a family when you're 45. Well, … God says otherwise.”"
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