JD Vance Catch-all

[SnoopRob]

Why Do Some Couples Choose to Live Apart?

Social scientists say that more couples are staying together but living in separate homes, for some good reasons.

greatergood.berkeley.edu

My wife and I have been married for forty three years and decided during COVID we needed more than separate bedrooms. So I got a walking distance apartment and to be honest these last two years have been cathartic. We still love each other have no third party involved so it's like being in our own space without judgement but adjustments. We were still planning on moving to Costa Rica together if Joe lost but are both working hard for Kamala! Relationships are hard especially the more honest you get with yourself and each other. Needless to say I have respect for his grandparents not so much for him.

I know this isn't the purpose of this thread, but if you started another thread about this I would ask you so many questions.

 

[CFordUNC]

"Does that stuff work as lube? Asking for a couch friend."

 

[CFordUNC]

 

[Wheels81]

So very weird.

 

[lawtig02]

So very weird.

Ugh. He’s just like so many dickwads I knew in law school who thought every stupid thing they said was simultaneously brilliant and hilarious.

 

[JD Heel]

So very weird.

He was somehow able to insult as many people as possible with that comment. I'm not sure if he did it on purpose or if that "gift" just comes naturally.

 

[Healing]

So very weird.

It's not even weird - worse, in fact - it's just so patently boring and performative. He's got perma "please clap" energy.

 

[Rock]

Tech donor network co-founded by JD Vance seeks to push America to the right

Before JD Vance began his rapid rise to vice presidential candidate, he co-founded a Silicon Valley-backed donor organization to finance right-wing news stories, voter turnout operations and election polls with a goal of spreading U.S. President Donald Trump’s brand of nationalism, according to...

www.yahoo.com

 

[TarHeelGrad]

One DJT Jizz Cup to go, please...

 

[Wheels81]

 

[aGDevil2k]

 

[Rock]

 

[Healing]

there’s no incentive to tell the truth when you know your audience won’t seek, expect, or demand it. Not to mention the baseline grifty sociopathy.

 

[superrific]

By skin color, yeah maybe a bit darker. And there are plenty of folks on that side of the aisle who see that as ominous.

 

[CLT Heel]

Yep. For his and trumps chances of winning at least.

 

[Mulberry Heel]

By skin color, yeah maybe a bit darker. And there are plenty of folks on that side of the aisle who see that as ominous.

+1. For me one of the most telling photos in modern politics was when the new House Democratic majority was sworn in in January 2019. It was a photo of the entire House chamber, and the difference between the two parties was stark - on one side were the new majority Democrats, who were visibly very diverse with lots of women and people of color, and on the other side the Republican members - nearly all white and male - were just staring at the new majority with a mixture of surprise, disdain, and fear. Pretty much the story of modern American politics.

 

[thebruinbleedstarheelblue]

I would start every conversation or interview with what he said about Trump… especially specially, if he talks about others attacking Trump.

 

[nycfan]

“Whatever makes sense”

 

[CallMeTyler]

“Whatever makes sense”

Dude gives zero effs about connecting with normal people (of which he was one).

 

[lawtig02]

“Whatever makes sense”

Did Vance release that voluntarily? Because if he did, he clearly lacks the judgment required to carry a law license, much less to be VPOTUS.