JD Vance's 'Absolutely LUDICROUS' Defense Of Donald Trump Has Critics Howling
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The vice president's social media post about his boss and words went awry.
JD Vance’s latest defense of Donald Trump was met with mockery on social media, with critics calling it “absolutely LUDICROUS” and an example of Vance “creating reality.”
On Tuesday, the vice president wrote on the Elon Musk-owned platform X, formerly Twitter: “So much of American diplomacy has become pure performance―an obsession with *saying* this or that. The reason the failed establishment hates President Donald J. Trump is because he chooses his words carefully and, more importantly, is much more focused on *doing*.”
The idea that Trump “chooses his words carefully” did not sit well with critics:
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