Vance lol
BREAKING: Ken Klippenstein has just been suspended for posting the complete J.D. Vance dossier that was hacked by Iran from the Trump Campaign. I have written a list of the red-flags and liabilities found in the dossier about Vance:-
- In an October 2016 appearance on “The Charlie Rose Show,” Vance declared he was “a never Trump guy” and “never liked him.”
- Vance claimed there was a “willingness from people who think a lot like I do” to say Trump was “going to be a terrible candidate” and “that you were an idiot if you voted for him.”
- Vance said Trump was not the best candidate for white-working class voters.
- As early as August 2016, Vance had announced his intention to vote third party as opposed to voting for Trump.
- Vance was accused of “effectively” voting for Hillary Clinton.
- During the campaign and after the election, Vance doubted Trump’s ability to be effective in office.
- Vance criticized Trump’s statements and policy proposals.
- Vance said Trump’s election would be “terrible for the country.”
- Vance compared Trump to heroin and mocked MAGA as a “quick high.”
- During the 2016 campaign, Vance indicated he believed the women who accused Trump of sexual assault.
- In 2016, Vance indicated he believed one of Trump’s sexual-assault accusers over Trump and mocked Trump for not telling the truth.
- In 2016, it was reported that Vance tweeted, “what percentage of the American population has
@RealDonaldTrump sexually assaulted?”
- During the 2016 campaign, Vance linked racism and xenophobia to Trump’s base of support.
- In 2016, Vance said people who “might be described as if not as racist at least as expressing some sort of racial resentment” were supporting Trump.
- In 2016, Vance said, “there are people who are drawn to Trump because he says racially insensitive things.”
- In 2018, Vance was still an opponent of Trump, citing his race-related policies.
- Vance once implied that Trump is prone to lying.
- In 2017, Vance criticized Trump for saying “half-truths or lies” so frequently “that you stop actually taking the president literally.”- Vance appeared to be critical of Trump’s comments surrounding the events in Charlottesville.
- Following the Charlottesville protests, Vance said Trump “really missed an opportunity to name this phenomenon and gives people a sense where it comes from and show the moral leadership people want from a president.”
- Vance said Trump was “ambivalent or too cautious about coming out and criticizing” racism and Nazism.
- Vance said Trump failing to unite the country following Charlottesville was a “missed opportunity.”
- Early in the Trump Administration, Vance indicated Trump was failing on his legislative priorities.
- In 2017, Vance said, “I think you hear from a lot of different people if you’re on the ground in these areas talking to people is a broad recognition that things aren’t going fantastically well right now” regarding Trump’s legislative priorities.
- Vance: “A bigger problem, I think, is the feeling that the big pushes that the president has really made on health care, on some of these other issues, haven’t really materialized.”
- Vance noted there was a “sense that the President just isn’t able to deliver.”
- Vance, at times, appeared dismissive of efforts to highlight fraud in the 2020 election.
- After the 2020 election, Vance said people questioning the 2020 election results would not become violent and also said Biden would be inaugurated.
- Vance served with the American Enterprise Institute—an organization with ties to Trump criticism.
- Vance is an alum of the website formerly run by David Frum, a known never Trumper.
- Vance has ties to various additional Trump-antagonists.
- Vance has said he is “good friends” with Mike DeWine.
- Vance has previous ties to notorious Trump critic John Kasich.
- Vance previously supported notorious Trump critic John McCain.
- Vance praised the 2016 Democratic National Convention while criticizing the Republican Convention.
- Vance said there was a chance he would vote for Clinton if Trump had a chance to win.
- In an op-ed, Vance recalled a time in his life when he “admired President Clinton.”
- Vance has previously heaped praise upon Barack Obama.
- Vance has praised Obama for offering “hope” and said he would “miss him” as Obama was leaving office.
- Vance characterized Obama’s “guns and religion” comment as “well-intentioned.”
- Vance has praised democratic-socialist Bernie Sanders.
- Vance said Bernie Sanders was his favorite Democrat running in the 2020 Democratic primary.
- Vance predicted that Trump was part of a political realignment that would position Trump and Bernie Sanders on the same side in 20 years.