JD Vance Accidentally Spills The GOP’s Strategy In Stunning Self-Own
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The vice president's "insane ideas" comment was flipped right back at him on social media.
JD Vance sparked eye-rolls and caused irony meters to overload with his latest ― spectacularly unaware ― attack on Democrats.
“There is this crazy idea in the Democratic Party that if you just repeat insane ideas, eventually the American people are going to believe them,” the vice president said during an interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity that aired Monday.
“We actually think the American people are smart and we should listen to them rather than preach at them and I think that’s the core right now of the president’s political strength,” Vance added.
Critics on social media immediately accused Vance of projection.
They suggested the repetition of wild ideas ― and the preaching to voters ― were tactics deployed by President Donald Trump, Vance himself and the rest of the GOP.
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