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Vance SLAMS El-Sayed: 'THIS IS WHAT HE THINKS' #shorts

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@MrQbenDanny
@@MrQbenDanny 1 days ago
Vance is very presidential here 👏. BRAVO!!!
@FreshFrixy2358
@@FreshFrixy2358 1 days ago
Can't campaign on ANY success from GOP holding all 3 branches of government so all he does is finger wag and fear monger
@Mike-x9s7n
@@Mike-x9s7n 1 days ago
How many cities and towns experienced cyber attacks after i said " the Iranian cells are on target "? Seems my sources are indeed galaxies better than yours. 👽 👽 🙏 🙏 🙏
@ZimuzorOkezie-k7z
@@ZimuzorOkezie-k7z 1 days ago
The conflict intensified in late August 2026 during a JD Vance campaign rally in Sterling Heights, Michigan. At that event, Vance fiercely warned Abdul El-Sayed to "keep my wife's name the hell out of your mouth," adding that Usha Vance was "way out of your league". Beyond personal family defenses, Vance has attacked El-Sayed's policy record, hitting him for supporting driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants and tying him to controversial progressive positions. El-Sayed countered Vance's barbs, calling the Vice President an out-of-state "sock puppet". He clarified that his original comments were meant to highlight a political philosophy that deems some people "more American than others" and accused the Trump-Vance administration of pushing "evil" policies that harm working-class Americans. The fierce rhetoric underscores the immense stakes of the Michigan U.S. Senate race, where Abdul El-Sayed is competing against Republican nominee Mike Rogers to fill a critical seat. Because control of the Senate hangs in the balance, top national figures like Vance are heavily investing time and political capital into the battleground state. Recent internal polling has shown El-Sayed holding a narrow single-digit lead over Rogers, rendering every high-profile speech a crucial opportunity to sway independent and undecided voters.
@onetinsoldier9615
@@onetinsoldier9615 1 days ago
Thank God Vance will not be the next US president.
@Loganmasonv3
@@Loganmasonv3 1 days ago
Intresting