JD Vance Awkwardly Slips Below-the-Belt Brag Into Story About Trump
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The vice president seemed like he had something to prove as he took a simple joke about shoe size into TMI territory.
Vice President JD Vance snuck a not-so-subtle boast about his anatomy into a story about shoes during a Christmas party at his Washington, D.C., residence on Friday.
Trying to give guests a peek at the “behind-the-scenes moments” he shares with President Donald Trump, Vance launched into an absurd anecdote from earlier that day.
According to the one-time senator, he and Secretary of State Marco Rubio were in the Oval Office discussing a “really important” issue when Trump abruptly changed course.
“The president kind of holds up his hand and says, ‘No, no, no, hold on a second. There’s something much more important. Shoes,’” Vance recalled.
Trump then allegedly pulled out a shoe catalog, critiqued their footwear and announced he’d be gifting them each four pairs. Another unnamed politician was in the room as well, a detail Vance teased would soon matter.
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