Jersey__Strong

Et tu, JD Vance? You stood at his side while he trusted you, elevated you from critic to running mate, and handed you the platform—then the old positions got rewritten and the knife came out for anyone still holding the line you abandoned. Not for the Republic. Not for principle. For the same power and money you’ve chased since the moment the wind shifted, wrapped in the language of virtue and “the people.” Vance didn’t turn for pure idealism. He spent years calling the man he now serves “cultural heroin” and worse, then switched the second the donor class and primary voters offered status and the chance to play the authentic outsider. The “principled” conversion delivered him the Senate and the vice presidency while the earlier books and interviews got memory-holed. His history was already one of shifting sides and selective honor; the loyalty lasted exactly as long as it paid. Same pattern. Consistency holds until it costs position or profit. Then the rhetoric about principles appears, the past is rewritten, and the blade comes out for the last people who still remember what you used to say. The ignorance isn’t accidental—it’s the cover. @realDonaldTrump @StephenM @SecRubio

JD Vance: "The reason we lost is the war. The president himself said so last night." Also, "voters wanted us to change our relationship to Israel." Vance is wrong. The problem was not the war; it was the ceasefire. It was the indecisiveness, pussyfooting, and fear of offending certain groups and countries that made the war one of the reasons for losing. And much of that indecisiveness can be traced back to Tucker Carlson's influence over JD Vance. The same can be said about the U.S. relationship with Israel. Tucker Carlson’s allegiance is to Qatar, the country that funds anti-Israel terrorist groups and uses its media— Al Jazeera— as the mouthpiece for anti-Israel ideology. I'm sorry, JD, but you became part of the problem when you couldn't let go of your childish "best friend" loyalties.

JD Vance is exactly what I said he was from the jump: an opportunistic vulture, a chameleon with no core, and a man who will never earn my support. He hated Trump. Called him “America’s Hitler.” Called him “reprehensible.” Said he was a “Never Trump” guy who couldn’t stomach him and voted third party. Then the political winds shifted, Trump became useful, and suddenly Vance was the loudest convert in the room. Now that the 2026 midterms went sideways, he’s quietly sliding the knife in again… blaming the Iran conflict and America’s relationship with Israel for the losses while the President he serves still defends the decision as necessary. That’s not loyalty. That’s self-preservation. A real Vice President doesn’t publicly undercut the Commander-in-Chief’s agenda the morning after a defeat. It’s unprofessional, unprecedented, and cowardly. Vance has no executive experience and almost no real legislative record. As a freshman senator with roughly two years in office, he sponsored dozens of standalone bills (around 57). None that he introduced as primary sponsor became law. Zero. He was a junior senator who talked a lot, introduced culture-war messaging bills, and failed to deliver. What makes anyone believe that record qualifies him to be Commander-in-Chief? Leadership isn’t vibes and podcasts. It’s results under pressure. He has neither. Worse, he still refuses to rebuke Tucker Carlson. Carlson has spent the last year aggressively platforming and amplifying antisemitic garbage and conspiracies that attack the very foundation of the Republic. Vance calls him a friend and won’t “throw him under the bus.” That’s not principle… it’s another calculation. When forced to choose between standing with the President, the country, and basic decency versus protecting a media ally, Vance chose Tucker. Every time. America needs men of actual character and proven leadership. Marco Rubio has both. He’s a Patriot who has stood firm, delivered results, and earned respect across the movement. A Rubio/DeSantis ticket would be formidable. Vance is another Mike Pence… useful when it suited him, disposable when the heat arrived, and ultimately not worth a footnote in the history books. Character is destiny. Vance has shown his. He can keep squirming, distancing, and hedging. The rest of us who actually care about America First, loyalty, and winning will move on without him.