
JD Vance Makes HUGE Mistake As Navy Training Photos Blow Up
December 26, 2025
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6:08Now PlayingJD Vance Makes HUGE Mistake As Navy Training Photos Blow Up
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as posted by the channelJD Vance's latest stunt of training with Navy SEALS to get a photo-op for his presidential campaign backfires as the internet instantly calls him out for cosplaying instead of actually governing. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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‘GI Jello’JD Vance’s Training Session With Navy SEALs Clobbered By Critics
"Vice President JD Vance on Monday shared photos of his training with the Navy SEALs in Coronado, California. He jogged on the beach, helped carry a log, climbed netting and looked patriotic in front of a flag ― but some critics advised the veep to focus his efforts elsewhere.
“Nice cosplay as a Navy SEAL,” one wrote. “Leadership isn’t about photo ops, it’s about fixing the mess at home.”
“A desperate photo op for a Vice President who cares more about his military ‘aesthetic’ than actually governing,” another sneered."
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