Just a couple days after being shot in the head, former President Donald Trump carried on with his campaign to be the next President of the United States by selecting his running mate.
Republican U.S. Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio was picked to be Trump’s Vice Presidential candidate.
And now Vance is making one Democrat Vice Presidential hopeful regret all of his recent life decisions.
Big Media is scared of J.D. Vance
With a disastrous debate, a damage control campaign, a Democrat Party revolt, an assassination attempt on the leading Presidential contender, the Republican National Convention and the incumbent President ending his re-election effort to instead endorse his second-in-command – the selection of Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) as Donald Trump’s running mate practically got lost in the shuffle.
Senator Vance’s selection could deliver for Trump on multiple levels.
First, at the age of 39, Vance is the first millennial from either party to run for President or Vice President – allowing him to speak to younger voters on a different level than 70 or 80-year-old candidates.
More importantly, his blue-collar roots, his mother’s struggles with drug addiction and his populist-isolationist policies could connect well with voters in pivotal swing states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
And for those reasons, the corporate-controlled media wasted no time attacking the man who could help the 45th President of the United States become the 47th President of the United States.
Big Media attacked the Hillbilly Elegy author for saying in 2022 that he would like to see abortion made illegal nationally.
They attacked him for saying while running for the Upper Chamber, “I don’t really care what happens to Ukraine one way or another.”
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And now a red state Governor who is hoping to be selected as Kamala Harris’ running mate just unleashed a new bizarre attack on Ohio’s junior U.S. Senator.
Andy Beshear calls Vance’s origin story phony
Kentucky is one of the reddest states in the country – voting for Donald Trump by 26-points over Joe Biden in 2020.
But voters in the state have also elected a pretend-moderate, Democrat Andy Beshear, as Governor.
But Beshear is hoping to move from Frankfort, Kentucky to Washington D.C.
And to impress President Biden’s seemingly heir-apparent, border czar Kamala Harris, Beshear has started a strange vendetta against Vance.
Before his election to the U.S. Senate in 2022, Vance was best known as the author of the book, Hillbilly Elegy, an autobiography of his life growing up poor in Appalachia and the rust belt.
The book was turned into a Netflix original starring Glen Close and Amy Adams and has been shooting up the charts since Trump-tapped him as his running mate.
But Beshear is challenging Vance’s roots.
Vance brushes Beshear off his shoulder
In an interview with Morning Joe on MSNBC earlier this week, Beshear called Vance a “fake” Kentuckian.
“Let me just tell you; J.D. Vance ain’t from here,” Beshear said.
Beshear continued his baseless attacks in a local news interview.
“This is a person who visited Kentucky during the summers or came for funerals or reunions, and he wants to judge us,” Beshear told WHAS News. “That’s offensive to me and it’s my job to stand up for fellow Kentuckians. That is not somebody who should be vice president who’s going to look down at our people.”
Vance was rightfully confused as to what triggered Beshear.
And he decided to hit Beshear back twice as hard.
“It’s very weird to have a guy whose first job was at his dad’s law firm and inherited the governorship from his father to criticize my origin story,” Vance said. “Yes, nobody gave me the governorship and nobody gave me a job because of who my father was. I’m proud of that.”
Beshear’s father, Steve Beshear, served as Governor of the Bluegrass State from 2007-2015.
Beshear is a glutton for punishment
After being burned as a nepotism case, Beshear attempted to further his feud against Vance during an interview with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins.
“What was weird was him joking about racism today and then talking about diet Mountain Dew,” Beshear answered back. “Who drinks diet Mountain Dew?”
Vance did not make a joke about racism.
He was at a rally talking about the need for voter ID laws and how Democrats oppose the commonsense election integrity effort by labeling it racist – because Democrats like Beshear don’t believe black voters are capable of accomplishing the very simply task of obtaining legal identification.
“It is the weirdest thing to me,” Vance said about opposition to voter ID. “Democrats say that it is racist to believe… Well, they say it’s racist to do anything. I had a diet Mountain Dew yesterday and one today and I’m sure they’re going to call that racist, too. But, it’s good.”