Will Trump drop Vance?

[Anonymous]

The couches and whatnot is what brings people in to learn more about him. And then they find out that he is against abortion in the case of rape and incest ("two wrongs don't make a right"), that he thinks people with children should have more votes than people without children, that he "hates police," that he just wants to give Ukraine to Russia, repeats the unfounded accusation that the 2020 election was rigged/stolen, and the list goes on and on.

+1 Pretty savvy analysis. Putting it even more simply, the Republican strategy may have been to a) attract potential voters with reports of Vance having had sexual contact with couches and then b) with their interest piqued, really nail them down by touting his:

- defense of incest,
- affection for totalitarian regimes,
- appealing use of eyeliner.

It hasn’t worked but, to be fair, hindsight is 20/20.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump picked Vance because he is impressed by money above everything, and billionaires Elon Musk and Peter Thiel like and asked him to pick JD Vance.

They will not like it if he fires Vance. Trump needs their $$.

Also Trump looks like a loser if he suddenly dumps him in less than a month of launching him.

What a mess.

Tucker Carlson also personally lobbied Trump to choose Vance. Tucker is a WASP recluse. These men around Trump have the worst instincts and are so out of touch. It’s going to be hilarious when Trump gets unhinged and blames all of them and weirdo Vance for the loss. Vance as VP will go down as one of the worst unforced errors in American politics.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Here's the thing, Trump is only capable of making huge mistakes. His main criteria for picking Vance was that he had chemistry with him, felt idolized by him, and therefore liked him. Most normal people would fail the Trump chemistry test.

Trump is the problem. Can his party drop him?

Well, it would be a huge mistake to drop him. And a huge mistake to keep him.



So, yes, Trump is going to botch this one.

Trump's never actually won an election. He squeaked by in the electoral college when he got into office, and there's a possibility he will do so again. But he's been destroyed in the popular vote both times. And he lost the midterms bigly.

At the moment, Kennedy and Stein are polling at about 5-6 percent, collectively. I'm not sure if those are numbers from before Biden dropped out. Because I think they're a drain on the Democratic ticket, not the Republican one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

I am from Ohio and think the guy is a total fraud. And do all of my family members who live there. We know Middletown isn’t Appalachia. It is all a grift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

So…tell us more about what problems you have with trust fund kids, ardent Trump supporter

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

So…tell us more about what problems you have with trust fund kids, ardent Trump supporter

Not a Trump supporter— refused to vote for him x 2.

One example here, we have worked extremely hard to be able to pay for our children’s college education without taking out loans. We have a pay as you go mentality, very frugal.

Meanwhile, Biden/Harris are sending my taxes to pay for the loans of those who didn’t bother to plan or save.

I know you could care less, but this is important to folks like me.

[Anonymous]

* couldn’t care less— I know the elite here will be sure to correct any grammatical errors!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

So…tell us more about what problems you have with trust fund kids, ardent Trump supporter

Not a Trump supporter— refused to vote for him x 2.

One example here, we have worked extremely hard to be able to pay for our children’s college education without taking out loans. We have a pay as you go mentality, very frugal.

Meanwhile, Biden/Harris are sending my taxes to pay for the loans of those who didn’t bother to plan or save.

I know you could care less, but this is important to folks like me.

Hahaha no one believe you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So you are telling me he used diversity politics and dei policies to get ahead.... Interesting

DP. He also would have checked the box for geographic diversity. So: list of DEI boxes checked in his application.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

So…tell us more about what problems you have with trust fund kids, ardent Trump supporter

Not a Trump supporter— refused to vote for him x 2.

One example here, we have worked extremely hard to be able to pay for our children’s college education without taking out loans. We have a pay as you go mentality, very frugal.

Meanwhile, Biden/Harris are sending my taxes to pay for the loans of those who didn’t bother to plan or save.

I know you could care less, but this is important to folks like me.

You realize that's not how student loan forgiveness works, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

I am from Ohio and think the guy is a total fraud. And do all of my family members who live there. We know Middletown isn’t Appalachia. It is all a grift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to wonder if all the disdain here for Vance is actually resentment towards his personal success story. He has achieved so much — attended an Ivy League school , published a best selling book and now running for VP.

It takes away from the victim hood snowflake narrative that appeals to those who would vote for Harris. They don’t like examples of self made men.

Self made. lol. He’s Peter Thiel’s lapdog.

No one cares about that. They care that Vance was able to overcome very difficult childhood circumstances and achieve success.

Of course the trust fund babies here don’t have a clue— but middle America does. Thank goodness.

So…tell us more about what problems you have with trust fund kids, ardent Trump supporter

Not a Trump supporter— refused to vote for him x 2.

One example here, we have worked extremely hard to be able to pay for our children’s college education without taking out loans. We have a pay as you go mentality, very frugal.

Meanwhile, Biden/Harris are sending my taxes to pay for the loans of those who didn’t bother to plan or save.

I know you could care less, but this is important to folks like me.

Same! But I’m happy to help out others get an education. Those students shouldn’t have to pay for their parents not saving. And some of them literally could not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Not a Trump supporter— refused to vote for him x 2.

One example here, we have worked extremely hard to be able to pay for our children’s college education without taking out loans. We have a pay as you go mentality, very frugal.

Meanwhile, Biden/Harris are sending my taxes to pay for the loans of those who didn’t bother to plan or save.

I know you could care less, but this is important to folks like me.

This isn't how debt forgiveness works. Watch this and you will have a better idea of the issue: