Harris VP pick opens rally with horrific comments aimed at JD Vance, and Americans are infuriated

The Radical Left is always willing to stoop to new lows. But this incident highlights just how low.

Because Harris’ VP pick opens their rally with horrific comments aimed at Vance, and Americans are infuriated.

In a recent rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, now Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate, shocked many with a crude and tasteless joke aimed at his political rival, Senator JD Vance.

Walz’s attempt at humor not only displayed poor taste but also leaned on misinformation, raising serious questions about the Democrats’ campaign tactics and their commitment to truth and decency.

Governor Walz, addressing a cheering crowd, remarked, “I can’t wait to debate the guy,” referring to Senator Vance. He then added, “That is, if he’s willing to get off the couch and show up,” prompting roars of laughter from the audience. Walz, evidently pleased with his quip, continued, “You see what I did there?”

The joke referenced a crude meme that falsely claims JD Vance had s*x with a couch, supposedly citing his memoir, Hillbilly Elegy. This meme, widely circulated among progressives, was part of a smear campaign against Vance, exploiting baseless and absurd allegations.

The author of the original hoax revealed to Business Insider that the meme’s widespread acceptance reflected poorly on the critical-thinking skills of the electorate. The ease with which this fake citation was believed and shared highlights a disturbing trend:

The willingness of some individuals and groups to accept and spread misinformation without verification, as long as it aligns with their biases.

Tim Walz’s decision to use such a crude and unfounded joke as part of his campaign rhetoric is deeply troubling. Walz, who is supposed to embody the values of Midwest decency, has instead chosen to descend into the gutter, launching his campaign with a joke that is not only in poor taste but also based on a deliberate lie.

This move is not just a reflection of his own character but also indicative of the broader strategy employed by the Democratic Party.

This incident is not an isolated one. It is part of a broader pattern of behavior from the Democratic Party, which has increasingly relied on misinformation and smear tactics to attack their opponents.

Vice President Kamala Harris, now running with Walz, has herself been involved in several controversies regarding truthfulness and integrity.

The Biden-Harris administration has been criticized for its handling of various issues, from the economy to foreign policy, often opting to deflect blame rather than address problems head-on.

The Democratic Party, under the leadership of figures like Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and now Tim Walz, has consistently demonstrated a lack of respect for truth and decency.

The economy is struggling, inflation is rampant, and foreign policy missteps have weakened America’s standing on the global stage.

Instead of addressing these critical issues, the Democrats seem more focused on personal attacks and spreading misinformation about their opponents.

In contrast, the Republican Party, led by figures like Donald Trump and JD Vance, is focused on addressing the real issues facing Americans.

Trump’s America First policies aimed to bring jobs back to the United States, secure the borders, and strengthen the economy. These policies resonated with millions of Americans who felt left behind by the Democratic Party’s elitist and out-of-touch agenda.

Governor Tim Walz’s crude joke at the Philadelphia rally is a stark reminder of the depths to which the Democratic Party is willing to sink in its quest for power.

By relying on misinformation and smear tactics, Democrats are betraying the trust of the American people and undermining the very foundation of our democratic process.

It is crucial for voters to see through these tactics and demand better from their leaders.

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