Former President Donald Trump, who narrowly survived an assassination attempt, immediately announced that he would nominate Senator J.D. Vance as his vice president.
Of course, the left quickly went into fear mode, portraying Vance as a “MAGA extremist.”
X’s official Biden-Harris headquarters account shared a fear-mongering graphic about Vance to drive the point home.
The graphic includes a checklist of Vance’s supposed views, including: “J.D. Vance supports President Trump’s Project 2025 policies, has said Project 2025 is ‘full of good ideas,’ opposes marriage equality, likens abortion to slavery, supports a nationwide abortion ban, opposes bipartisan infrastructure legislation, opposes the ACA, rejects the 2020 election, and is a kowtow to President Putin and Russia.”
Sara Gonzalez I don’t understand the problem.
“Great, I’m in. Guys, I already voted for this team, so you don’t have to sell me,” Gonzalez laughs.
Of course, much of the list is exaggerated, such as the section that appears to compare abortion to slavery.
What Vance actually said in a recent podcast interview was that “slavery and abortion have a distorting moral impact on society as a whole.”
Joy Behar of “The View” also jumped at the opportunity to spread fear about the vice presidential nominee, accusing Vance of trying to force the children of rape and incest victims to give birth.
Vance’s position on women’s abortions is clear, but Behar took his comments entirely out of context.
“The question is not whether a woman should be forced to give birth, but whether the child should be allowed to live. Even if the circumstances of that child’s birth are inconvenient or problematic for society, it’s really about the baby to me,” Vance said on a recent podcast when asked about abortion if a woman has been raped or is the victim of incest.
President Biden also went completely off the rails in a post on X, saying Trump and Vance plan to “push for higher taxes on middle class families and further tax cuts for the wealthy.”
“Isn’t it sad that Democrats are trying to pin the blame on Republicans,” Gonzalez said. “Of course, the truth is that J.D. Vance told the New York Times that he’s against raising taxes on the middle class.”
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