Vance Revamp
The vice president's approval is the lowest ever for a vice president at this stage. Selected for a fool's errand as a 'negotiator' with Iran and to back Orban, who then failed miserably in the Hungarian elections, Vance's only claim seems to be his weight-loss workout that shed 30 lbs, apparently.How did that happen? Well, this is what D.C. can do for you. It weeds out competent people or turns them into pumpkins; only the spell don't wear off at midnight. This is the pattern for all Western politics and in vogue in Western Europe as well, given Ursula Von der Gargantula and such ilk heading up age-old countries with incredible incompetence.Indeed, incompetence is the first step for elections in the West, but let's get back to Vance. Remember the heady days of Trump's new term when a dizzying amount of desperately needed revamping seemed to be taking place. Musk's expertise was just about to cut 30% of government waste and swamp until the deep state, with a treasure trove of Epstein documents, quickly put an end to that, and Trump had a convenient quarrel with Musk. Well, just before that Vance was Trump's right-hand man, savvy, wise, and articulate, the kind that you would choose for the next president, er, if Trump happened to kick the bucket.And now what? After a few stabs in the back and spins, JD Vance is more suited to be the court jester; toxic, however, and not funny. Charting his own course is something not in the works, but rather running around the decks of the Trump Titanic, taking orders, and pouring champagne.The vice president is usually chosen to garner votes in a president's blind spot or weak area. That's why he chose Pence (Tuppence) for the first round, a radical evangelical with rabid war instincts. And so the VP usually sits in his Queen Anne home and bides his time. Perhaps to make a presidential run, but maybe not. Benevolent, kind, and smiling, rarely does the VP step forward to cast a deciding vote, for example, in a deadlock in the Senate Chambers. And no, JD, you are not Mr. Smith going to Washington either; rather, you have shown yourself to be a weak, willy-nilly nobody but dangerous, because all of DC's incompetence rests with your kind in today's world.
The vice president's approval is the lowest ever for a vice president at this stage. Selected for a fool's errand as a 'negotiator' with Iran and to back Orban, who then failed miserably in the Hungarian elections, Vance's only claim seems to be his weight-loss workout that shed 30 lbs, apparently.How did that happen? Well, this is what D.C. can do for you. It weeds out competent people or turns them into pumpkins; only the spell don't wear off at midnight. This is the pattern for all Western politics and in vogue in Western Europe as well, given Ursula Von der Gargantula and such ilk heading up age-old countries with incredible incompetence.Indeed, incompetence is the first step for elections in the West, but let's get back to Vance. Remember the heady days of Trump's new term when a dizzying amount of desperately needed revamping seemed to be taking place. Musk's expertise was just about to cut 30% of government waste and swamp until the deep state, with a treasure trove of Epstein documents, quickly put an end to that, and Trump had a convenient quarrel with Musk. Well, just before that Vance was Trump's right-hand man, savvy, wise, and articulate, the kind that you would choose for the next president, er, if Trump happened to kick the bucket.And now what? After a few stabs in the back and spins, JD Vance is more suited to be the court jester; toxic, however, and not funny. Charting his own course is something not in the works, but rather running around the decks of the Trump Titanic, taking orders, and pouring champagne.The vice president is usually chosen to garner votes in a president's blind spot or weak area. That's why he chose Pence (Tuppence) for the first round, a radical evangelical with rabid war instincts. And so the VP usually sits in his Queen Anne home and bides his time. Perhaps to make a presidential run, but maybe not. Benevolent, kind, and smiling, rarely does the VP step forward to cast a deciding vote, for example, in a deadlock in the Senate Chambers. And no, JD, you are not Mr. Smith going to Washington either; rather, you have shown yourself to be a weak, willy-nilly nobody but dangerous, because all of DC's incompetence rests with your kind in today's world.