As we point out, the most unpopular piece of legislation in recent times, in this century, is the big bad bill. If they give you a gift, take the gift, Carville said, urging Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) to debate Vance on Trump's spending bill after Vance blasted the senator for not voting in favor of the bill and its extension of 2017 tax cuts.
Vance has long rejected America as an idea in favor of America as a blood-and-soil nation, built on the bones of our (presumably European) ancestors. America "is a group of people with a shared history and a common future. It is, in short, a nation," he said when he addressed the Republican National Convention in 2024. Vance's America is the eastern Kentucky cemetery where he wants to rest with his wife, and eventually his children,
The U.S. Secret Service requested increased waterflow for the Little Miami River to ensure motorized watercraft and emergency personnel could operate safely while protecting Vice President JD Vance.
The White House announced an increased presence of federal law enforcement in Washington DC for at least the next week to combat crime amid Donald Trump's suggestions to take over the city's governance.
"It’s outrageous for the Army Corps of Engineers to spend taxpayer money to increase water flow in a river so @VP can go canoeing when budget cuts to the National Park Service have severely impacted family vacations for everyone else."
Vance's extreme views, such as calling Democratic politicians childless cat ladies and stating that staying in an abusive relationship is preferable to divorce, are well documented.
The enrichment of nuclear material, and now we can say it outright, the future production of nuclear weapons will continue. A number of countries are ready to directly supply Iran with their own nuclear warheads.
The cheers that ignite the room leave no reason to doubt Vance's statement. Why wouldn't they like him? He's the first US vice president to own bitcoin (worth between $250,000 and $500,000 per an August 2024 disclosure).
JD Vance, now Vice President, shifts from advocating for Great Lakes restoration to facing restrictions under the Trump administration, alarming scientists and advocates alike.
