JD Vance Just Admitted Something We All Suspected Anyway
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"Sometimes I am a conspiracy theorist, but I only believe in the conspiracy theories that are true," the vice president said during Tuesday during an event in Pennsylvania.
Vice President JD Vance made a personal revelation in response to the controversial Vanity Fair articles on White House chief of staff Susie Wiles.
In the articles, Wiles dished on the various characters who’ve played a role in the second Trump administration, including Attorney General Pam Bondi, Elon Musk and the vice president.
Wiles described Vance as someone who has “been a conspiracy theorist for a decade,” and claimed his conversion over to Trump ― who he once famously called “America’s Hitler” ― was politically motivated and “came when he was running for the Senate.”
Vance publicly addressed Wiles’ comments on Wednesday during an event in Pennsylvania focused on the economy.
Although he said he hadn’t read the article on Wiles, he did concede one of her points, albeit with a pretty dubious caveat.
The president's boast was flipped right back at him.
President Donald Trump was slammed by his niece as a “sick human being” and “the thirstiest, weakest, and most depraved of men."
The prosecution relied heavily on digital evidence including online search results.
The administration claims the construction project must continue for reasons of national security.
The president claimed that the famed director had been murdered because of his criticism of Trump.
The pushback to the president's Reiner rant was unusual considering the platform only exists to give him full reign to express his thoughts to the MAGA faithful without being criticized.
The post was condemned on a bipartisan level.
Owens has continued to push conspiracy theories regarding Charlie Kirk's death.
The California governor even tweaked "Jingle Bells" to stay in the holiday spirit. Sort of.
It's “significant, certainly, if that’s something you start seeing across the board," said the NBC News chief data analyst.
The president also fawned over a woman who looked just like his daughter, Ivanka, during a decidedly not-so-merry speech at a White House Christmas reception.
The president's remark was slammed as "embarrassing."
The LAPD's Robbery Homicide division is now investigating their deaths.