JD Vance Roasted For Advising Gavin Newsom 'Don't Be A Crazy Person'
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Many people reminded the vice president that his boss often seems "authentically crazy."
Wednesday may not have been the most fantastic day for JD Vance.
Not only was the vice president heckled with “couch sex” comments from Free DC and pro-Palestinian activists during an event highlighting President Donald Trump’s militarized takeover of the city’s police, but he ended up with the internet equivalent of egg on his face for some “advice” he tried to give California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
During an interview with Fox News host Laura Ingraham set to run this evening, Vance was asked about Newsom’s recent trolling of Trump and his MAGA followers.
However, Ingraham’s question tried to frame Newsom as simply copying Trump’s style, hoping for the same results as the president — not an attempt to give Trumpers a satirical taste of their own medicine.
But Ingraham couldn’t provide that context when she asked Vance, “How lost are the Democrats right now?”
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