This stood out for me during the VP debate when Vance said,
in the state of Ohio, we had a referendum in 2023, and the people of Ohio voted overwhelmingly, by the way, against my position. And I think that what I learned from that, Norah, is that we’ve got to do a better job at winning back people’s trust.
That’s an insane statement.
What Vance should have learned from that is that he has a position that an OVERWHELMING number of people disagree with.
This stood out for me during the VP debate when Vance said,
That’s an insane statement.
What Vance should have learned from that is that he has a position that an OVERWHELMING number of people disagree with.
Right. The normal thing to do is either to concede your VP race, or concede your hard-line position.
But he is just saying “I learned I need to convince people harder that I’m right.” Which is bat shit crazy.
He’s supporting Trump, what do you expect?
“Norah did you know that I don’t represent the will of the people that I was elected to represent? It’s wild! Anyway here’s how that’s their fault.”
(And it kinda is, but either way what a douche)
I always wonder whether that is something that people like him consciously say or whether he actually thinks like that.