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Here is JD Vance complaining about how Trump demonizes migrants, trade with China, and “Democratic elites” to stoke fear and exploit white working class voters.

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Republican 🇺🇸2 years ago

MAGA elites are all lying grifters. Nothing about them is real.

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Michael VanDeMar2 years ago

Of course, you think Trump would pick a running mate who wasn't a blatant hypocrite? You need to be able to reverse positions on a dime or you're useless to him.

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Jim Goodloe2 years ago

Was he lying then or now? 🤔

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RebelwoApplause2 years ago

Now they can exploit the white working class together with a more unified approach: “Together At Last” works for me. 🙄

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Timo2 years ago

Lol_Vance

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James Cox2 years ago

He's a political opportunist much like Nikki Haley who will say anything to gain a political advantage & whose words have no sincerity behing any of them.

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Ted Snuz2 years ago

These guys embody "im not gay but 20 bucks is 20 bucks"

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DAPPER DON DHARSHI • K A M I L •2 years ago

I can deal with idiots who think Trump“tells it like it is.”The world will always have idiots.What I can’t accept are people like Haley,Stefanik,Vance and Rubio who know full well that they’re betraying their country to feed their personal ambition — but do it anyway -Mark Jacob

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