⬆️ >> #MikePence says he hopes #Trump administration will drop #weaponization fund
If #DonaldTrump doesn't pay off #Jan6 insurrectionists from 2021, how do you think he is going to get the mob to hang #JDVance in Jan 2029?
Former Vice President Mike Pence said on Sunday that he hopes the administration will drop its new "anti-weaponization fund" that has sparked pushback on Capitol Hill among Republicans.
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📰 I crociati di Trump: viaggio nel movimento di Charlie Kirk che ha conquistato le chiese d’America e prepara il futuro di Maga – Il video
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Heh. "We'll See What Happens"™️
Something he said is beneath the bar set by the office of the Boss?! Wow.
#TrumpVirus running wild on #JDVance
#psychopathology #paranoia #corruption
#Jan6 #TrumpEpsteinFiles #WarCrimes
White House denies report claiming advisers urged JD Vance to reduce social media activity
📰 Original title: 'This isn't true': White House melts down over NYT report on JD Vance being sidelined
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👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️
The White House strongly denied a New York Times report alleging that Vice President JD Vance had been advised by senior officials, including Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, to take a step back from his social media activity. According to the Times, Wiles and other unnamed West Wing officials had reportedly encouraged Vance to reduce his online presence due to concerns that some of his posts and engagements were considered inappropriate for his office. The report suggested that this advice was part of broader internal discussions about managing communications discipline within the administration. White House Communications Director Steven Cheung forcefully rejected the story, stating on X that the report was false and that the administration had already denied the claims to the New York Times. He accused the newspaper of refusing to include the White House’s response and characterized the reporting as “fake news.” Another Trump adviser, Alex Bruesewitz, also defended Vance and echoed the denial, emphasizing that Vance remains an effective communicator and a key figure in the administration’s messaging strategy. Bruesewitz further criticized the narrative surrounding the vice president, referring to it as politically motivated criticism. The controversy comes amid ongoing scrutiny of JD Vance’s social media presence, which has occasionally drawn attention and criticism from both political opponents and some conservative commentators. The administration’s response framed the report as inaccurate and part of a broader pattern of media skepticism toward senior officials. The exchange highlights continuing tensions between the White House and major news organizations over coverage of internal communications and staff dynamics.
White House denies report claiming advisers urged JD Vance to reduce social media activity
📰 Original title: 'This isn't true': White House melts down over NYT report on JD Vance being sidelined
🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️
The White House strongly denied a New York Times report alleging that Vice President JD Vance had been advised by senior officials, including Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, to take a step back from his social media activity. According to the Times, Wiles and other unnamed West Wing officials had reportedly encouraged Vance to reduce his online presence due to concerns that some of his posts and engagements were considered inappropriate for his office. The report suggested that this advice was part of broader internal discussions about managing communications discipline within the administration. White House Communications Director Steven Cheung forcefully rejected the story, stating on X that the report was false and that the administration had already denied the claims to the New York Times. He accused the newspaper of refusing to include the White House’s response and characterized the reporting as “fake news.” Another Trump adviser, Alex Bruesewitz, also defended Vance and echoed the denial, emphasizing that Vance remains an effective communicator and a key figure in the administration’s messaging strategy. Bruesewitz further criticized the narrative surrounding the vice president, referring to it as politically motivated criticism. The controversy comes amid ongoing scrutiny of JD Vance’s social media presence, which has occasionally drawn attention and criticism from both political opponents and some conservative commentators. The administration’s response framed the report as inaccurate and part of a broader pattern of media skepticism toward senior officials. The exchange highlights continuing tensions between the White House and major news organizations over coverage of internal communications and staff dynamics.
Thiel finanzierte Vances Senatskampagne in Ohio
Korrekt, aber die Summe ist zu niedrig angegeben. Thiel finanzierte Vances Ohio-Senatskampagne 2022 mit dem Rekordbetrag von 15 Mio. USD, der größten Einzelspende an einen Senatskandidaten in der US-Geschichte.
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