What do you think of Vance using a clip of an embarrassed teenager from almost 20 years ago in an attempt to bully Kamala Harris?

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Host and actor Mario Lopez had barely finished deadpanning “Thank you very much, South Carolina” over the audience’s polite applause before detractors descended on Upton, especially online. An August 2007 piece from the online publication Salon titled “Miss dumb blond USA? Our National Embarrassment over a South Carolina teenage contestant’s world knowledge” summarized the reaction to Upton’s verbal flub at a pageant that Donald Trump owned – along with Miss Universe and Miss USA – from 1996 to 2015, the year before he won the presidency. [1]

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Upton on Friday made clear that she did not appreciate Vance’s post.“It’s a shame that 17 years later this is still being brought up,” Upton wrote on X, just a short time before deleting her account from the social media platform. “Regardless of political beliefs, one thing I do know is that social media and online bullying still needs to stop.” Vance in turn appeared Friday on CNN, dismissed the video of Upton as little more than “a 20-year-old meme” and urged Upton to “laugh it off”. “Politics has got way too lame,” Vance said to anchor John Berman. “You can have some fun while making an argument to the American people about improving their lives. “I’m not going to apologize for posting a joke – but I wish the best for Caitlin and hope she’s doing well.” [1]

I think Vance is making misogyny his trademark because he is obsessed with Project 2025 and controlling women.

What do you think of Vance using a clip of an embarrassed teenager from almost 20 years ago in an attempt to bully Kamala Harris?

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Why would Vance invoke misogyny?

“I personally believe that US Americans are unable to do so because, um, some people out there in our nation don’t have maps,” replied Upton, then the 18-year-old representative of South Carolina. “And I believe that our education like such as South Africa and Iraq and everywhere, like, such as, and I believe that they should … our education over here in the US should help the US, should help South Africa and should help Iraq and the Asian countries – so we will be able to build up our future.”[1]

According to the Guardian, in 2007 Miss Teen USA contestant who drew widespread mockery because of a stuttering response to a question that she fielded at the competition said “It’s a shame” – and also condemned “online bullying” – after JD Vance recirculated a video of her difficult moment to attack Kamala Harris. [1]

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Meanwhile, the Republican nominee for vice president in November’s election has ruled out apologizing to Caitlin Upton, who has spoken openly about how she previously contemplated suicide at the height of the ordeal revived by Vance. Upton went viral for the wrong reasons 17 years earlier when – while competing on national television for the Miss Teen USA crown – the actor and pageant judge Aimee Teegarden asked her why she believed an estimated 20% of Americans would fail to find their own country on a world map. [1]

But she said her family and other loved ones ultimately helped her overcome the painful experience. She eventually pursued a real estate career, got married, and had two children. Upton in the interim also reportedly demonstrated her support online for Trump’s presidency, including his lies that voting fraudsters unduly orchestrated his defeat to Joe Biden in the 2020 election. She had mostly faded from the public consciousness when Trump’s running mate thrust her back into it Thursday, shortly before CNN aired Harris’s first news network interview since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee. [1] Vance’s X account republished a video clip of Upton’s infamous 2007 remarks along with the caption, “BREAKING: I have gotten ahold of the full Kamala Harris CNN interview.” [1]

[1] Ex-beauty contestant condemns JD Vance for use of embarrassing video

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Here are my two cents, Vance exhibits psychopathic and maladaptive behavior towards women, and Vance has declared war on single women and cats. Vance observes single women as useless, except for producing children. Every single person has a right to marry or not, and especially women do not need to get married just to reproduce These ideas are stupid and outdated. This explains why American women will not date incels from MAGA cults. Why not just shoot yourself in the foot, instead, it is a recipe for disaster.

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Upton later told New York magazine that some college baseball players taunted her cruelly when she attended a party at one point, and someone mailed her a note suggesting she “go die for [her] stupidity”. She described how the harassment drove her into depression and prompted her to have suicidal thoughts. [1]

How do people move on so quickly? I’m still sprung over someone I was dating and he found someone else so fast. I feel hurt because I’m still head over heels over him while he’s out enjoying his life with someone new

So to answer your question, Kelly, I think Vance is a psychopath and a narcissist, and he might be more dangerous than Trump. If Trump were to win, Vance would be younger than Trump, and he wrote parts of Project 2025. If Trump dies, in office, Vance would become dictator for life and The Handmaid’s Tale would become a reality in the United States.

Vance is not even from the Appalachian Region. He grew up in the wealthy suburbs of Ohio. He used to visit his grandmother in Kentucky, and apparently his grandmother abused him so much that he wrote a book derogating people from Appalachia. Vance wrote an entire book about the Appalachian region where he stereotyped the Appalachian people as lazy, displaying learned helplessness, along with portraying the Appalachian people as drug addicts, and aggressive people.