Jady sez Ozempic-n-Eyeliner are his superpowers!!! MAGA! |
Why is anyone talking about Axelrod in relation to Vance? I just heard an interview with him yesterday, he doesn’t like Vance, as no one who ever worked for Obama would. |
Allegedly Vance met with Axe and other experts to game out his presidential ascent in around 2020. Two years later he’s a US Senator. Now he’s a VP candidate destined to inherit MAGA from fading Donald. |
Everyone knew this kid in high school. All the girls thought he was a creepy and weird. But he couldn’t read the room, so he constantly orbited girls who were repulsed by him. Like here. He sees some girls having fun and decides to awkwardly photobomb them and inject himself into their scene. |
If you say so. Sounds like poor kid bashing to me. As a former poor kid, fitting in is hard. |
Eyeliner can help. Lots of eyeliner. And a cheesy little beard. |
Yes. Looks like desperation, deflection |
And, later, defecation. That’s gross, Jady. |
You’re projecting. And also, JD wrote he allegedly lived in a miserable pisspoor rust belt town. Why would fitting in be so hard as a poor kid amongst a high school full of poor proles? Fitting in is hard in any ethos if you’re a creep weirdo incel. |
+1. And safe bet: Lots and lots of porn to warp your brain and hate women even more in on into your 20s, 30s, and now 40s. |
He great up in Middletown, OH, which is a suburb of Cincinnati. I just drove home from near there on Tuesday. It's normal suburbia. Yes, it was more like exurbia when he was growing up, but it was far from the rural Appalachia or poor rust belt that he wants to make it out to be. |
I grew up in a rust belt town in Ohio. It was totally fine. Not the most awesome schools, but totally fine. Appalachia it is not. No sob stories. |
I’m curious about that too. At the very least though, he would have had to take a vocational aptitude test. It’s not out of the question to imagine that someone who was later able to have the test scores to make Yale Law School a realistic option — could have met the criteria for a cushy desk job a few years earlier. The real question would be determining whether he really was the best person for the job. It also might reflect what he was bad at as well as what he was good at. Another person might have been a good or even better fit for the job — but also had stellar skills in other areas, that then led to a whole different set of jobs compared to Vance. I’m not actually convinced that Vance’s path was this straightforward — just suggesting one way that it could have happened. |