J.D. Vance Chalks Up ANOTHER Win, Takes Rep. Seth Moulton to History Class Over Fired Generals
We can barely blink lately without missing Vice President J.D. Vance absolutely schooling an elected
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“Go, ski in Russia,” - VP Vance met with protest at Sugarbush Ski Resort in Vermont.
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Welcome to your ski vacation in Vermont, JD Vance!
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POETIC JUSTICE: The DOJ prosecutors that turned J6 misdemeanors into felonies, have been transferred to units that exclusively handle misdemeanors.
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What? There's a war going on somewhere that has nothing to do with the United States, and we're not going to stick our nose into it anyway?
How dare he!
Of course, Vance's answer is a little more nuanced than that, as he also notes that the Trump administration is concerned about the situation and will do everything it can to encourage cooler heads to prevail. But Vance is absolutely correct in his basic assessment of the situation: as long as it doesn't escalate more widely, it's up to them to work this latest conflict out for themselves.
America First! JD Vance Says the India-Pakistan Conflict Is Fundamentally None of Our Business
One of the reasons that the left and the legacy media hate Donald Trump so much is that he has never
Vance Smashes It Out of the Park, Schools Kristen Welker on Redistricting, Illegal Aliens
During an interview with Kristen Welker on this week's "Meet the Press," Vice President JD Vance discussed the redistricting battle involving Texas and California that may draw in other states. Once again, Vance just smashed that one out of the park, crushing the Democrats' hypocritical posturing about being the victims in the battle.
Vance noted how Democrats had aggressively gerrymandered their states over the past 10 to 20 years.
He used Massachusetts as an example, explaining that, despite 32 percent voting Republican in the state, there was zero federal representation. Vance said all they were trying to do was make things more fair and push back against the Democrats.
Vance explained that Republicans had fewer seats because of Democratic gerrymandering. He also made the point that still many don't know: that illegal aliens are counted in the census when it comes to apportionment for representation.
Among the many promising podcast parts left on the Times’ cutting room floor was VP Vance’s list of groups with which there could be no unity. It was nice to hear something besides banal bromides of “both sidedness.”
CLIP: JD Vance’s “There is no Unity” speech (1:33).
The Vice President’s ‘list of disunity’ included a chain of obvious targets:
For libertarian readers, what weight should we give the Times’ overwrought concerns? Did yesterday’s podcast in fact provoke a constitutional crisis?
Don’t be silly. No group has yet been targeted. No policy has yet been announced. The Times is obviously allergic to any scrutiny of far-left groups, but of course, the Times used a completely different tone when Biden’s government generally targeted unvaccinated workers, Catholics, and people with “grievances against the government.” So it’s hardly a credible source of warning.
Let’s wait and see whether the government actually starts rounding up 79-year-old grandmas who are innocently running climate change bake sales.
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CLIP: JD Vance’s “There is no Unity” speech (1:33).
The Vice President’s ‘list of disunity’ included a chain of obvious targets:
- “There is no unity with people who scream at children over their parents' politics.”
- “There is no unity with someone who lies about what Charlie Kirk said in order to excuse his murder.”
- “There is no unity with someone who harasses an innocent family the day after the father of that family lost a dear friend.”
- “There is no unity with the people who celebrate Charlie Kirk's assassination."
- “There is no unity with the people who fund these terrorist sympathizers.”
For libertarian readers, what weight should we give the Times’ overwrought concerns? Did yesterday’s podcast in fact provoke a constitutional crisis?
Don’t be silly. No group has yet been targeted. No policy has yet been announced. The Times is obviously allergic to any scrutiny of far-left groups, but of course, the Times used a completely different tone when Biden’s government generally targeted unvaccinated workers, Catholics, and people with “grievances against the government.” So it’s hardly a credible source of warning.
Let’s wait and see whether the government actually starts rounding up 79-year-old grandmas who are innocently running climate change bake sales.
☕️ DISSING UNITY ☙ Tuesday, September 16, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠
Charlie Kirk fundraising smashes records and multiplier kicks off; VP Vance hosts Kirk’s podcast debut; NYT sees only dark omens; Florida sparks a fresh embrace of Constitutional norms; more.
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Did JD Vance Just Set the Ultimate ‘No Kings’ PR Trap for the Dems?
Think about it: He wasn’t caught on his heels by a pushy political reporter. This wasn’t a gotcha question that led to a foot-in-mouth slip-up. It was something Vance volunteered — entirely on his own — while on a podcast where he completely controlled the subject matter.
So this was obviously deliberate.
And since Vance is too old to be a Young Republican and had absolutely nothing to do with the “scandal,” he had far more PR options than the YRs did. Among them: “Not my monkey, not my circus!”
Meaning, he didn’t have to address it at all.
When asked, he could’ve said: “I’m the vice president of the United States of America. I’m focused on stopping wars and protecting American families. I don’t have time to police Gen Z text messages, so ask someone else about it.”
That’s what you’d expect!
Instead, he did something different: He deliberately commented on the story — thus elevating its profile and instantly making it nationally “newsworthy” — before pivoting sharply:
And so far, this issue has been a big winner for the Virginia GOP. Not only is the Republican incumbent AG, Jason Miyares, now in the lead, but Jones’ shocking comments and texts are threatening to sink the Democratic candidates for lieutenant governor and governor as well. (In Virginia, the three statewide offices — governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general — are all on separate ballots.)
It’s the first election in recent memory where the attorney general candidate — the low man on the ticket! — is expected to have coattails that elevate the two higher-up positions.
This issue is resonating so forcefully, even in Blue Virginia, because we’re in a post-Charlie Kirk reality: Political violence isn’t an abstraction anymore. It’s real. It’s painful. And it’s not going away.
And the American people don’t like it one bit.
Connecting the Democratic Party to political violence isn’t just a winner in Virginia: It’s a winner across the entire country.
That’s the genius of Vance’s political jiu-jitsu: He elevated the profile of the Young Republican texting scandal — and then leveraged it to tar-and-feather the Democrats for being unserious pearl-clutchers who refuse to condemn left-wing political violence.
And he did it 72 hours before the next “No Kings” rally. That wasn’t coincidental either!
During the 2025 “Schumer Shutdown,” there are two dueling storylines. The Democrats are pushing a narrative of Trump being an evil fascist and/or wannabe dictator who hates democracy. (Hence the “No Kings” name.)
All good and decent people hate Trump, you see.
Meanwhile, the Republican narrative is completely different: Left-wing political violence is on the rise; the Democrats are unserious showboaters; and they’ve sabotaged the federal government to protect free healthcare for illegal aliens.
Now, Vance has just painted their entire movement as Jay Jones-inspired, Antifa-aligned, violent actors. He’s taken a Virginia campaign issue and nationalized the outrage.
During tomorrow’s “No King” rallies, perhaps the left-wing protesters will be completely nonviolent. If so, Vance’s PR trap won’t work.
But if they are violent — if police are attacked, property is torched, people are killed, and the left-wing activists do their standard stupid crap (like wave pro-Hamas signs, fly Mexican flags, and mock Charlie Kirk’s death) — then Vance has just planted the seeds that will lead to their destruction.
And poor Chuck Schumer will be left holding the bag.
Because Jay Jones isn’t a Virginia phenomenon anymore. He’s now the face of the entire Democratic Party: Angry, vicious, violent, spiteful people who hate conservatives more than they love America.
Not exactly ideal PR messaging when the American people are still deciding who deserves to be blamed for the government shutdown!
And we’re just one or two shocking “No Kings” images from Vance’s PR plan hitting paydirt. It could happen tomorrow in virtually any city.
Her interruption was quite telling. She said, "But you are pushing out policies that hurt us, and these policies are not even solving the problems. These policies are just creating chaos..."
Excuse me, but HOW is she being hurt? This young woman is able to attend a respected U.S. college, possibly on some form of scholarship or assistance, and is also able to attend this event and ask a question of the Vice President of the United States. How, exactly is she being harmed? I don't think she knew the answer to that; she was simply spitting out leftist talking points that had been spoon-fed to her by her family or a leftist professor, many of whom are as embedded in Southern colleges as in Northern ones.
This time Vance did gently push back, and even attempted to joke with his comment: "If I've finished all nine of your questions in less than 15 minutes, we can keep going." The young girl remained humorless and tight-lipped, arms folded. Apparently, she had an agenda, and Vance was not playing into it in the way that she had hoped.
Vance remained gracious, but equally important, his final response to this question was on point, apt, and pushed past this young woman's sense of entitlement to get to the heart of the matter.
JD Vance Hits It Out of the Park When Confronted by Student on His 'Inter-Cultural' Marriage, Immigration
JD Vance showcases his charisma and intellect while addressing immigration and personal questions.
