After Trump selected J.D. Vance to be his vice president, the left-wing media had a field day. However, the party is probably coming to an end since Vance can’t help but project an air of normalcy and likeability.
He’s not the “strange” or “white supremacist” that the media has painted him as. This is particularly true given that he is married to an Indian woman and they have three beautiful children together.
According to Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report,” “JD Vance is not a white supremacist,” and he is well aware of this.
“He’s just someone speaking fundamentally factual stuff that everybody used to know 20 years ago,” Rubin says instead.
In a recent interview, Vance made it very clear to a CNN reporter who had attempted to use his wife and kids against him to support false allegations against Trump.
As a father of three mixed-race children, did the former president’s remarks at the National Association of Black Journalists yesterday, in which he claimed that Vice President Harris is, quote, “all of a sudden black,” give you any pause at all? The reporter asked a question.
Vance answered, “They do not give me pause at all.”
“He only mentioned Kamala Harris’s chameleon-like qualities. Having grown up in Canada, she traveled to Georgia two days prior and adopted a phony southern drawl. The reporter remained silent as he calmly added, “She appears to be somebody else depending on whatever audience she is in front of. She’s everything to everybody.”
It was “absolutely acceptable for the president to call it out,” Vance continued.
He said, “It’s totally reasonable to call out the truth that she pretends to be someone different depending on the audience she is talking to. Even though she implemented open-border policies, she’s running as a tough-on-crime prosecutor. She is saying that she wants to support cops, yet she wanted to defund them just three years ago.”
