Leave it to the Biden team to promptly flip out after Trump’s VP announcement.
Lo and behold, despite his supposed call for reducing fiery political rhetoric, Biden has once again reverted back to his hyperbolic ways.
Biden declared that Vance would advance an “extreme MAGA agenda,” without citing any evidence, of course.
As Vance proclaimed he would fight for the American people, perhaps empowerment of Americans over illegals would be considered “extreme” to the extreme Democrats.
Of course, an absence of facts didn’t stop “Biden” (i.e., his White House Press Secretary) from issuing a tweet regarding the supposed “big game” Vance talks.
“Here’s the deal about J.D. Vance. He talks a big game about working people. But now, he and Trump want to raise taxes on middle-class families while pushing more tax cuts for the rich,” “Biden” posted on X.
Is that so? That’s interesting, considering that Vance hardly grew up “rich.”
In fact, he attained success the old-fashioned way – through hard work and persistency.
Not by spending decades in politics.
Even more hilariously, hapless Kamala Harris is apparently eager to debate Vance … or at least make it seem as though she were interested.
A Biden campaign official informed Fox News that Harris apparently “hopes” to meet in the forthcoming vice presidential debate.
“Vice President Harris reached out to Senator Vance and left a message to congratulate him on his selection, welcome him to the race and express her hope that the two can meet in the vice presidential debate proposed by CBS News,” the official declared.
Well, that will be a rather hilarious debate to watch.
And despite mainstream media proclamations to the contrary, Vance is likely to wipe the floor with Harris.
Which is perhaps why she talks a “big game” that belies the reality of her chances for success against Vance.
In June, Harris strongly implied that Trump would pick a running mate who would not be loyal to the American people.
“What we know is that Donald Trump wants an enabler. He doesn’t want a governing partner. He doesn’t want another Mike Pence, and I think that is clear. The litmus test is, are they going to be absolutely loyal to Trump over country or their oath of office, or, frankly, the American people?” Harris queried to Politico.
Way to stir up the disinformation pot, Harris. How unifying.
What’s genuinely unifying, however, includes the remarks made by Ashley Etienne, Harris’ former communications director, who noted that Vance is both “quick-witted” and “super smart.”
“I think JD Vance would pose the greatest threat [to] Kamala Harris, in some respects. I mean he’s an incredible debater,” Etienne noted.
Which cackling Kamala most assuredly is not.
“I think he has this quality that makes him seem palpable to that one to two percent that actually might vote or that is undecided, that will actually pay attention to the debates because most people don’t pay attention to the debates,” Harris’s former communications director continued.
He absolutely has such qualities, which make him infinitely more relatable to voters than the elitists dominating the Democrat party.
Not to mention infinitely more enjoyable to observe in the upcoming VP debates.
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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