

J.D. Vance on Democrats' Anti-Family Policies, Media Attacks, and Whether Biden Can Remain in Office | Ep. 849
Jul 26, 2024
J.D. Vance, an American author and U.S. Senator from Ohio, shares his insights on family values and contemporary politics. He addresses backlash over his 'childless cat ladies' comments and critiques Democrats for their perceived anti-family policies. Vance discusses the media's misrepresentation of his pro-family stance and defends parenting of all kinds, including support for IVF. He also speculates on Biden’s fitness for office and reflects on the Democratic nomination process, all while tackling the complexities of equality versus equity in today's political landscape.
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Parenthood and Politics
- J.D. Vance believes having children changes one's perspective.
- He criticizes the Democratic Party for what he sees as anti-family policies.
Kentucky Roots
- Governor Beshear calls J.D. Vance a "phony" for profiting off of Eastern Kentucky while calling its people "lazy".
- Vance refutes this, highlighting his family connections and criticizing Beshear's support for Kamala Harris's anti-energy policies.
Media Bias
- Megyn Kelly points out the media's selective focus on J.D. Vance's comments while ignoring Kamala Harris's policy history.
- Vance agrees, noting the media's sudden shift in portraying Harris positively after Biden's removal.