Seven GOP Establishment Senators Anonymously
Attack Vice President Vance
Posted By: Imright, 3/27/2025 1:49:58 PM
Seven establishment Republican senators opted to anonymously attack Vice President JD Vance, earning critiques from the likes of Donald Trump Jr., who concluded that these are the same “cowardly neocons” and “genuine p*ssies” who have “constantly trashed” his father, President Donald Trump, over the years. These establishment senators voiced their frustrations “privately” to the Jewish Insider. According to the outlet, they pointed to the remarks Vance made in the leaked Signal group chat via The Atlantic, taking issue with the vice president’s “suggestion … that the Houthis are more of a problem for Europe than the United States and his voicing of doubt that it was
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'Stunning and Brave': Nancy Pelosi Gives
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a Disturbing Answer When Asked About Anti-Tesla Violence 12 replies
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Vice President JD Vance got a hearty welcome from American troops stationed in Greenland, who chanted “USA! USA! USA!” as he took a podium during his visit there Friday.
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Mississippi Abolishes State Income Tax
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Economic Freedom 5 replies
in Historic Win for Working Families and
Economic Freedom 5 replies
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on many things' 8 replies
with Canadian prime minister: 'We agree
on many things' 8 replies
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Drug advertising on TV
The backstory:
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as much pain as possible on the American people” 22 replies
as much pain as possible on the American people” 22 replies
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What are the food separation rules?
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Major DEI Non-Profit Files For Bankruptcy
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After Bosses Allegedly Stole Millions
in Donor Funds 18 replies
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The lawsuit states:
This suit stems from Defendants’ years-long scheme to personally and improperly profit from NDC’s donations, staffing, resources, name, platform, and trademarks.
Defendants have misappropriated donor funds in numerous ways,
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