What the hell happened to JD Vance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump made the weirdest most awkward guy in congress his VP.

Where did that take place? And who is the woman?

I can’t believe he tries to fist bump someone because fist bumps were considered “terrible” when the Obamas first did it and now GOPers do it.

Second, he thinks menopausal women have no worth so why would this woman give him a fist bump? He was lucky she shook his hand.

And why does he shake hands and ALSO go for a fist bump?

I think it’s a Jeep (Chrysler) factory in Toledo, Ohio.

No, she held her fist, he tried to go for a hanshake and grabed her fist and THEN made a fist. I think that led to her "first time here?" comment.

But, just like the doughnut shop, there was no advance work done whatsoever. There he asked how long the store had been in business, then said "I had no idea if it was 2 years or 20 years or 40 years." If you want people to think you're connecting with them you would know that going in and base your conversation on that (whether it's been tough times, greatest doughnut shop in 3 counties, enthusiastic startup, whatever). Even aside from his response to the counter workers.

I had an interview for a job I ended up turning down, but they were delighted when I commented about a company that was delivering heating oil to houses in Maine 120 years ago becoming a large and growing benefits management company. And it wasn't a very high level job. Did he never have to interview for anything?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump made the weirdest most awkward guy in congress his VP.

Where did that take place? And who is the woman?

I can’t believe he tries to fist bump someone because fist bumps were considered “terrible” when the Obamas first did it and now GOPers do it.

Second, he thinks menopausal women have no worth so why would this woman give him a fist bump? He was lucky she shook his hand.

And why does he shake hands and ALSO go for a fist bump?

I think it’s a Jeep (Chrysler) factory in Toledo, Ohio.

No, she held her fist, he tried to go for a hanshake and grabed her fist and THEN made a fist. I think that led to her "first time here?" comment.

But, just like the doughnut shop, there was no advance work done whatsoever. There he asked how long the store had been in business, then said "I had no idea if it was 2 years or 20 years or 40 years." If you want people to think you're connecting with them you would know that going in and base your conversation on that (whether it's been tough times, greatest doughnut shop in 3 counties, enthusiastic startup, whatever). Even aside from his response to the counter workers.

I had an interview for a job I ended up turning down, but they were delighted when I commented about a company that was delivering heating oil to houses in Maine 120 years ago becoming a large and growing benefits management company. And it wasn't a very high level job. Did he never have to interview for anything?

Honestly? No. That's how the DC-based Conservative Inc network operates - you express the "right" views in college and you glide from position to position based on personal recommendations from a more powerful incumbent already in the network.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump made the weirdest most awkward guy in congress his VP.

Where did that take place? And who is the woman?

I can’t believe he tries to fist bump someone because fist bumps were considered “terrible” when the Obamas first did it and now GOPers do it.

Second, he thinks menopausal women have no worth so why would this woman give him a fist bump? He was lucky she shook his hand.

And why does he shake hands and ALSO go for a fist bump?

I think it’s a Jeep (Chrysler) factory in Toledo, Ohio.

No, she held her fist, he tried to go for a hanshake and grabed her fist and THEN made a fist. I think that led to her "first time here?" comment.

But, just like the doughnut shop, there was no advance work done whatsoever. There he asked how long the store had been in business, then said "I had no idea if it was 2 years or 20 years or 40 years." If you want people to think you're connecting with them you would know that going in and base your conversation on that (whether it's been tough times, greatest doughnut shop in 3 counties, enthusiastic startup, whatever). Even aside from his response to the counter workers.

I had an interview for a job I ended up turning down, but they were delighted when I commented about a company that was delivering heating oil to houses in Maine 120 years ago becoming a large and growing benefits management company. And it wasn't a very high level job. Did he never have to interview for anything?

Honestly? No. That's how the DC-based Conservative Inc network operates - you express the "right" views in college and you glide from position to position based on personal recommendations from a more powerful incumbent already in the network.

+1 and it seems JD especially just floated from Thiel funded project to Thiel funded project. He has not ever had to live in the real world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump made the weirdest most awkward guy in congress his VP.

Where did that take place? And who is the woman?

I can’t believe he tries to fist bump someone because fist bumps were considered “terrible” when the Obamas first did it and now GOPers do it.

Second, he thinks menopausal women have no worth so why would this woman give him a fist bump? He was lucky she shook his hand.

And why does he shake hands and ALSO go for a fist bump?

I think it’s a Jeep (Chrysler) factory in Toledo, Ohio.

No, she held her fist, he tried to go for a hanshake and grabed her fist and THEN made a fist. I think that led to her "first time here?" comment.

But, just like the doughnut shop, there was no advance work done whatsoever. There he asked how long the store had been in business, then said "I had no idea if it was 2 years or 20 years or 40 years." If you want people to think you're connecting with them you would know that going in and base your conversation on that (whether it's been tough times, greatest doughnut shop in 3 counties, enthusiastic startup, whatever). Even aside from his response to the counter workers.

I had an interview for a job I ended up turning down, but they were delighted when I commented about a company that was delivering heating oil to houses in Maine 120 years ago becoming a large and growing benefits management company. And it wasn't a very high level job. Did he never have to interview for anything?

Honestly? No. That's how the DC-based Conservative Inc network operates - you express the "right" views in college and you glide from position to position based on personal recommendations from a more powerful incumbent already in the network.

Same PP. Lol I figured it was probably a question that answered itself!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s just shocking to me. Clearly a smart & educated dude; grew up lower-middle class, entered the marines then graduated from Ohio State in only two years, then Yale Law. His wife was a Gates Cambridge Scholar, then attended Yale Law and is a successful lawyer. In his book, he criticized Fox.

Now he’s on Twitter rambling about illegal immigrants and yada yada.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What makes Thiel a degenerate freek in your words?

1) Gay
2) Successful Businessperson
3) Republican
4) All of the Above

For starters, the post mentioned a husband and a boyfriend in the same sentence. An upright, moral citizen will give up one or the other.

Rules for thee

[Anonymous]

What if this is what happened to JD Vance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What if this is what happened to JD Vance?

That is very scary. Having Trump-Vance in Putin’s pocket could be deadly for American democracy

[Anonymous]

sounds like he's got this whole childcare thing figured out - great policy ideas here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What if this is what happened to JD Vance?

That is very scary. Having Trump-Vance in Putin’s pocket could be deadly for American democracy

Yes, having the GOP in Putin’s pocket has been very deadly for American democracy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:sounds like he's got this whole childcare thing figured out - great policy ideas here

OMG. He's ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump made the weirdest most awkward guy in congress his VP.

Where did that take place? And who is the woman?

I can’t believe he tries to fist bump someone because fist bumps were considered “terrible” when the Obamas first did it and now GOPers do it.

Second, he thinks menopausal women have no worth so why would this woman give him a fist bump? He was lucky she shook his hand.

And why does he shake hands and ALSO go for a fist bump?

I think it’s a Jeep (Chrysler) factory in Toledo, Ohio.

No, she held her fist, he tried to go for a hanshake and grabed her fist and THEN made a fist. I think that led to her "first time here?" comment.

But, just like the doughnut shop, there was no advance work done whatsoever. There he asked how long the store had been in business, then said "I had no idea if it was 2 years or 20 years or 40 years." If you want people to think you're connecting with them you would know that going in and base your conversation on that (whether it's been tough times, greatest doughnut shop in 3 counties, enthusiastic startup, whatever). Even aside from his response to the counter workers.

I had an interview for a job I ended up turning down, but they were delighted when I commented about a company that was delivering heating oil to houses in Maine 120 years ago becoming a large and growing benefits management company. And it wasn't a very high level job. Did he never have to interview for anything?

He should know better but also his team is letting him down again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:sounds like he's got this whole childcare thing figured out - great policy ideas here

His mother-in-law, a tenured professor took a sabbatical to come and watch his children for a year so that he and his wife would not have to take time off from their jobs. So, of course, he argues this. Typically silver spoon argument. It worked for me; it must be the answer for everyone!

It doesn't matter that some don't have grandparents, uncles/aunts, and some grandparents/uncles/aunts need to work to survive and can't take a year off working, and some grandparents/uncles/aunts are not good caretakers, and...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump made the weirdest most awkward guy in congress his VP.

Where did that take place? And who is the woman?

I can’t believe he tries to fist bump someone because fist bumps were considered “terrible” when the Obamas first did it and now GOPers do it.

Second, he thinks menopausal women have no worth so why would this woman give him a fist bump? He was lucky she shook his hand.

And why does he shake hands and ALSO go for a fist bump?

I think it’s a Jeep (Chrysler) factory in Toledo, Ohio.

No, she held her fist, he tried to go for a hanshake and grabed her fist and THEN made a fist. I think that led to her "first time here?" comment.

But, just like the doughnut shop, there was no advance work done whatsoever. There he asked how long the store had been in business, then said "I had no idea if it was 2 years or 20 years or 40 years." If you want people to think you're connecting with them you would know that going in and base your conversation on that (whether it's been tough times, greatest doughnut shop in 3 counties, enthusiastic startup, whatever). Even aside from his response to the counter workers.

I had an interview for a job I ended up turning down, but they were delighted when I commented about a company that was delivering heating oil to houses in Maine 120 years ago becoming a large and growing benefits management company. And it wasn't a very high level job. Did he never have to interview for anything?

He should know better but also his team is letting him down again.

Yeah, blame it on "his team."
Face it, MAGAt, he is one weird guy and an incredibly poor choice for a VP candidate.
Worse than Sarah Palin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump made the weirdest most awkward guy in congress his VP.

Where did that take place? And who is the woman?

I can’t believe he tries to fist bump someone because fist bumps were considered “terrible” when the Obamas first did it and now GOPers do it.

Second, he thinks menopausal women have no worth so why would this woman give him a fist bump? He was lucky she shook his hand.

And why does he shake hands and ALSO go for a fist bump?

I think it’s a Jeep (Chrysler) factory in Toledo, Ohio.

No, she held her fist, he tried to go for a hanshake and grabed her fist and THEN made a fist. I think that led to her "first time here?" comment.

But, just like the doughnut shop, there was no advance work done whatsoever. There he asked how long the store had been in business, then said "I had no idea if it was 2 years or 20 years or 40 years." If you want people to think you're connecting with them you would know that going in and base your conversation on that (whether it's been tough times, greatest doughnut shop in 3 counties, enthusiastic startup, whatever). Even aside from his response to the counter workers.

I had an interview for a job I ended up turning down, but they were delighted when I commented about a company that was delivering heating oil to houses in Maine 120 years ago becoming a large and growing benefits management company. And it wasn't a very high level job. Did he never have to interview for anything?

He should know better but also his team is letting him down again.

Yeah, blame it on "his team."
Face it, MAGAt, he is one weird guy and an incredibly poor choice for a VP candidate.
Worse than Sarah Palin.

She was at least charming in her wildly weird way