JD Vance? From Vance Refrigeration?
What line of work is he in ?
Sweety, you've got a lot to learn about this town.
Vance isn't off the list, but he has to commit a crime between now and the convention if he wants to stay on it.
They make it easy though. They'll tell him the crime to commit.
Terrible timeline: JD Vance is less worse than the other Nazi fucks being asked to submit a profile.
His entire schtick has always been “I’m less horrible,” whether it’s as a conservative author or now as a Trump-lite
Tyler Labine needs to get an impression down if Vance gets the nomination.
Most forms ask this question, and a lot of jobs won't hire you. He isn't eligible for a lot of things being a convicted felon. Not defending him, but you should still ask others if they're criminals when you are hiring. Even if its just to make sure you're flocking together.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
JD Vance, a rightwing senator vying to be Donald Trump’s running mate, has inadvertently revealed that as part of his vetting for the role, he was asked questions that might disqualify Trump himself.
Talking to Fox & Friends, the Republican senator for Ohio told co-host Steve Doocy that his team had been asked “for a number of things” as part of a traditional background check for the vice-president role, adding that “a number of people have been asked to submit this and that”.
Vance replied: “I don’t know everything they’ve been asked, yeah, but certainly like: ‘Have you ever committed a crime?’ ‘Have you ever lied about this?’”
Jen Psaki, the former Biden White House spokesperson – and now an anchor on MSNBC, posted that Trump “could not pass his own vetting materials for Vice President”.
Trump himself was given a criminal record last month after he was convicted on 34 counts of document falsification relating to hush money paid to an adult film actor in an effort to win the 2016 presidential election.
He has also bucked a long-standing convention that presidential candidates release their tax returns, and earlier this year was ordered to pay a $464m penalty for fraudulently inflating property values.
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