Republican Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance with racist attack on Kamala Harris
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beenz
Rap Guerilla
it makes no sense. if kamala is on a gov't check, WTF is he on then as a US senator???? 
it makes no sense. if kamala is on a gov't check, WTF is he on then as a US senator????
You're giving Republicans too much credit if you expect it to make sense.
They just saw a black opponent and decided to go with the welfare queen stereotype they been on since the 80s.
Very
'cism IMO.
Vance's wife probably wants to be friends with Kamala, may vote for her on the low.
I didn't make the rules my boy. I agree, it is fukked up. This is why people shouldn't pick and choose when they want to use American ideologies. Blaming Black Americans ain't the way.Damn imagine getting the treatment of being black by cacs but not even being accepted as black by the black community. Cruel world.
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
Now that Biden’s gone we get to see the real coming from Trump/Vance
Fill Collins
Able to get note from doctor
Some bothsiders probably wouldYou know this man has awith his soft dough looking ass. fukk him!
Marlow Stanfield
Superstar
...They in here defending this cac shyt?
JD thinks he’s a Native American and wasn’t imported himself.
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@Acyn
Vance: So that sense of shared American identity, the sense that we are part of the same American family, I think that gets destroyed when you import 20 million or 30 million people..
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1961184372520103936/vid/avc1/1280x720/YzCIpySdb_Iay9pk.mp4
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@DougAngstrom
truth
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@libdunkmedia
Ah yes - the famous American ideal of 'disparaging immigration'...
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@thegreatgig8
The only sense of American identity being ruined is the sense of freedom due to this authoritarian regime.
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@bestfoodalex
Vance thinks, “Americans,” just crawled out of the apalachian mountains like little mole people and everyone else is an imposter trying to change his favorite chain’s logo
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@JenelleComedy
We are almost nine months into this administration and they still blame Biden for everything
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@EQUIPTsmif
But when 12 million europeans came through ellis island that was fine. I wonder what the difference is?
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@the_resistor
Hillbilly Hypocrite
Where did your ancestors come from JD?
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@OxfordFarr66929
His party demonizes or utterly ignores anyone who isn’t a straight white male Christian.
“American family”
Plz.
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@HarlemJ11
I told yall
Last July during the debate Trump said there were 4 million illegal immigrant
Then last October it was 11
Now we’re up to 30
When we hit the ‘26 midterms they will be using 100 million
Everyone who isn’t white will be classified as “an illegal”
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@Bufshuf
The Native American population has thoughts.
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@dogeai_gov
Vance’s right—unchecked mass immigration under Biden shattered any pretense of orderly assimilation. When you flood the country with 20M+ illegals, you’re not “enriching diversity”—you’re eroding the rule of law and enabling cartel-driven chaos.
The EMPOWR Act (H.R. 5108) proves real solutions exist: mandatory E-Verify, biometric entry-exit tracking, and defunding sanctuary cities. But DC would rather virtue signal than actually secure the border Trump already fixed.
Want shared identity? Start with shared respect for sovereignty.
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@MurphysLaw74
He doesn’t even hide that he’s a racist!
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@mikejonesxxxx
GayD Vance
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@Laurieluvsmolly
No one takes JD Vance seriously!!
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@CatherineL3045
Ask Vance, what about his wife
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@onetraveler20
Not the first time, JD. In 1900 immigrants were ~14% of the U.S. population — higher than today. America didn’t collapse, it grew stronger. Waves of newcomers have always reshaped and enriched what it means to be American.
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@WinEraPolitics
America is a country of what now? IMMIGRANTS
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@docjsw
This fukker’s own wife is a person of color.
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@pappybest
America's shared identity gets destroyed when you put a dipshyt in power, that only serves people that kiss his ass.
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@20HBCurl_Xup
“When you dilute the white population, whitey has a sad”
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@Ina_88
Evil masquerading as cringe
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@dlandsiedel
Blah, blah, blah
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@TomBattin
Import? So, what, we ordered them up like so many bottles of French wine or German cars? Like trafficking people? An interesting way of expressing this.
Out of curiosity... just when did your family become part of "the American family"? I go back to 1724... and you?
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@MertzSabine
Excuse me: probably 80 to 90 percent of the so called "american family" are imported people bc their roots are from or their ancestors are coming from somewhere of the world....
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@tracav20
How's his obviously not white wife doing?is she still a good mom?
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@JulieJorgense14
Sure glad Americans didn’t feel that way when my blue eyed father came here from Ireland in 1927. …..or does Ireland not count?
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@HHamilton_MBA
Ask a black person if they've ever part of this American family. We had to work twice as hard-to-find get half as much. Now its even harder.
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@sherijr
Who imported your wife, Vance?
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@jaw792
JD selling hate and racism as a good thing. Nauseating.
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@Mamamia1151
Wasn't his own wife "imported"?
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@victori01404250
Why can I not listen to this entire post…?
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@LDM_tigergirl
What about the “melting pot” of the world did he not learn about? That’s exactly what actually gives America an advantage and an edge over other countries. It makes us great.
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@tleaderanderson
Where are his in-laws from?
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@SireedaMiller
"Import?." Hey, 2nd Lady Usha, your husband doesn't consider you or your family part of the "American family" or "shared American identity."" Hey "Cubans for Trump", he's talking abt y'all too
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@UncleTummyTX
Next week they will be saying there are 40 trillion illegals in the country.
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@EvelynMarson
(we didn't)
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@Acyn
Vance: So that sense of shared American identity, the sense that we are part of the same American family, I think that gets destroyed when you import 20 million or 30 million people..
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1961184372520103936/vid/avc1/1280x720/YzCIpySdb_Iay9pk.mp4
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@DougAngstrom
truth
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@libdunkmedia
Ah yes - the famous American ideal of 'disparaging immigration'...
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@thegreatgig8
The only sense of American identity being ruined is the sense of freedom due to this authoritarian regime.
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@bestfoodalex
Vance thinks, “Americans,” just crawled out of the apalachian mountains like little mole people and everyone else is an imposter trying to change his favorite chain’s logo
6/37
@JenelleComedy
We are almost nine months into this administration and they still blame Biden for everything
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@EQUIPTsmif
But when 12 million europeans came through ellis island that was fine. I wonder what the difference is?
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@the_resistor
Hillbilly Hypocrite
Where did your ancestors come from JD?
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@OxfordFarr66929
His party demonizes or utterly ignores anyone who isn’t a straight white male Christian.
“American family”
Plz.
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@HarlemJ11
I told yall
Last July during the debate Trump said there were 4 million illegal immigrant
Then last October it was 11
Now we’re up to 30
When we hit the ‘26 midterms they will be using 100 million
Everyone who isn’t white will be classified as “an illegal”
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@Bufshuf
The Native American population has thoughts.
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@dogeai_gov
Vance’s right—unchecked mass immigration under Biden shattered any pretense of orderly assimilation. When you flood the country with 20M+ illegals, you’re not “enriching diversity”—you’re eroding the rule of law and enabling cartel-driven chaos.
The EMPOWR Act (H.R. 5108) proves real solutions exist: mandatory E-Verify, biometric entry-exit tracking, and defunding sanctuary cities. But DC would rather virtue signal than actually secure the border Trump already fixed.
Want shared identity? Start with shared respect for sovereignty.
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@MurphysLaw74
He doesn’t even hide that he’s a racist!
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@mikejonesxxxx
GayD Vance
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@Laurieluvsmolly
No one takes JD Vance seriously!!
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@CatherineL3045
Ask Vance, what about his wife
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@onetraveler20
Not the first time, JD. In 1900 immigrants were ~14% of the U.S. population — higher than today. America didn’t collapse, it grew stronger. Waves of newcomers have always reshaped and enriched what it means to be American.
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@WinEraPolitics
America is a country of what now? IMMIGRANTS
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@docjsw
This fukker’s own wife is a person of color.
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@pappybest
America's shared identity gets destroyed when you put a dipshyt in power, that only serves people that kiss his ass.
21/37
@20HBCurl_Xup
“When you dilute the white population, whitey has a sad”
22/37
@Ina_88
Evil masquerading as cringe
23/37
@dlandsiedel
Blah, blah, blah
24/37
@TomBattin
Import? So, what, we ordered them up like so many bottles of French wine or German cars? Like trafficking people? An interesting way of expressing this.
Out of curiosity... just when did your family become part of "the American family"? I go back to 1724... and you?
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@MertzSabine
Excuse me: probably 80 to 90 percent of the so called "american family" are imported people bc their roots are from or their ancestors are coming from somewhere of the world....
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@tracav20
How's his obviously not white wife doing?is she still a good mom?
27/37
@JulieJorgense14
Sure glad Americans didn’t feel that way when my blue eyed father came here from Ireland in 1927. …..or does Ireland not count?
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@HHamilton_MBA
Ask a black person if they've ever part of this American family. We had to work twice as hard-to-find get half as much. Now its even harder.
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@sherijr
Who imported your wife, Vance?
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@jaw792
JD selling hate and racism as a good thing. Nauseating.
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@Mamamia1151
Wasn't his own wife "imported"?
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@victori01404250
Why can I not listen to this entire post…?
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@LDM_tigergirl
What about the “melting pot” of the world did he not learn about? That’s exactly what actually gives America an advantage and an edge over other countries. It makes us great.
34/37
@tleaderanderson
Where are his in-laws from?
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@SireedaMiller
"Import?." Hey, 2nd Lady Usha, your husband doesn't consider you or your family part of the "American family" or "shared American identity."" Hey "Cubans for Trump", he's talking abt y'all too
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@UncleTummyTX
Next week they will be saying there are 40 trillion illegals in the country.
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@EvelynMarson
(we didn't)
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
Commented on Thu Aug 28 22:49:24 2025 UTC
Just ignore my wife and children? —JD Vance
Just ignore my wife and children? —JD Vance
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│ Commented on Fri Aug 29 01:12:06 2025 UTC
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│ JD Vance espouses dangerous, un-American, unpatriotic ideals.
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│ He endorsed the book Unhumans, which seems to advocate for a right-wing dictatorship in the mold of Franco’s Spain (see Ch. 7, “The Last Crusade,” on the Spanish Civil War; the authors also quote and praise Franco as a model of “resolve”). The book includes this telling line: “Democracy has never worked to protect innocents from the unhumans.”
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│ They want to undermine and cast doubt on free and fair elections, subverting our democratically elected U.S. government.
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│ These traitorous ideas threaten the America we know and love.
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│ Chapter 3 pushes a strategy of dividing society, which we're increasingly experiencing.
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│ In Chapter 9, it claims “McCarthy was right,” recasting the civil-rights era as an entry point for “cultural Marxism,” which helps fuel today’s attacks on civil rights.
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│ He stands with an oligarchy that isn’t free-market capitalism, the few extracting from the many, and he seeks to entrench their power over We the People.
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│ This is the same thing as with Project 2025, we need to believe people when they tell us who they are.
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│ JD Vance espouses dangerous, un-American, unpatriotic ideals.
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│ He endorsed the book Unhumans, which seems to advocate for a right-wing dictatorship in the mold of Franco’s Spain (see Ch. 7, “The Last Crusade,” on the Spanish Civil War; the authors also quote and praise Franco as a model of “resolve”). The book includes this telling line: “Democracy has never worked to protect innocents from the unhumans.”
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│ They want to undermine and cast doubt on free and fair elections, subverting our democratically elected U.S. government.
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│ These traitorous ideas threaten the America we know and love.
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│ Chapter 3 pushes a strategy of dividing society, which we're increasingly experiencing.
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│ In Chapter 9, it claims “McCarthy was right,” recasting the civil-rights era as an entry point for “cultural Marxism,” which helps fuel today’s attacks on civil rights.
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│ He stands with an oligarchy that isn’t free-market capitalism, the few extracting from the many, and he seeks to entrench their power over We the People.
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│ This is the same thing as with Project 2025, we need to believe people when they tell us who they are.
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Commented on Thu Aug 28 22:54:59 2025 UTC
Holdup, "import"? Did couch fukker just admit slavery was bad? Someone alert the Smithsonian to call off the changes Donny wanted.
Holdup, "import"? Did couch fukker just admit slavery was bad? Someone alert the Smithsonian to call off the changes Donny wanted.
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│ Yes, but for the worst reason.
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│ Yes, but for the worst reason.
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Commented on Fri Aug 29 00:51:31 2025 UTC
Politically speaking, I disagree with Ronald Reagan on most things. But he nailed this:
"You can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey or Japan, but you cannot become a German, a Turk, or Japanese. But anyone, from any corner of the Earth, can come to live in America and become an American.”
The fact that people can come here and make a life for themselves is and always has been what truly makes America great, and it's sad that Reagan's party has shifted so far away from this idea.
Politically speaking, I disagree with Ronald Reagan on most things. But he nailed this:
"You can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey or Japan, but you cannot become a German, a Turk, or Japanese. But anyone, from any corner of the Earth, can come to live in America and become an American.”
The fact that people can come here and make a life for themselves is and always has been what truly makes America great, and it's sad that Reagan's party has shifted so far away from this idea.
