JD Vance Says There's 1 Thing Dems Should Learn From Trump — And Critics Can't Believe He's Serious
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The vice president suggested on Fox News that one lesson the Democrats could learn from his fearless leader is "to laugh at themselves a little bit."
JD Vance cracked up a lot of people on social media Thursday after he made an unintentionally hilarious claim about President Donald Trump’s sense of humor.
During an interview with Will Cain on Fox News, the vice president suggested that one lesson the Democrats could learn from his fearless leader is “to laugh at themselves a little bit.”
Seriously.
Vance added that the Dems “don’t have to be so serious. They don’t have to get offended at everything. Sometimes it’s actually a good thing to have a sense of humor about our political process.”
Many people on social media were justifiably amused by Vance’s bold claim, considering there is ample, ample evidence of Trump not being able to laugh at himself or at jokes at his expense.
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