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Vance's Austin Trip: Deep State Plot or Just Terrible Traffic?

JD Vance's Austin visit sparks conspiracy-laden traffic chaos, according to satirical commentator Alex Jaxon.

Alex Jaxon

By Alex Jaxon

Published March 22, 2026 at 5:43pm


So-called 'Vice President' JD Vance is descending upon our fair city of Austin this Monday, and folks, it’s not for the barbecue—though I’m sure he’ll try to claim it is. No, this is part of a grander scheme, orchestrated by the deep state elites who fund our city council’s tofu-pushing agenda. They’re shutting down streets near the airport and downtown, specifically Cesar Chavez from Brazos to I-35, from noon Monday until Tuesday morning. Why? To inconvenience hardworking Texans and distract us from the real issues, like how they’re slowly replacing our brisket with plant-based imposters.

According to 'official' sources—which, let’s be real, are probably run by the same people who tell you climate change is real—Vance is here for an RNC fundraiser. But I’ve done the research, people! This is a cover for something much darker. Rolling road closures? More like rolling out the red carpet for government overreach. They want you stuck in traffic, fuming in your car, while they plot to take away your freedoms. And notice how Vance’s office didn’t respond to requests for comment? Classic deep state silence—they don’t want you asking questions.

This isn’t just about traffic delays; it’s a psychological operation. They’re testing how much chaos Austinites will tolerate before we rise up. Wake up, sheeple! While you’re rerouting your commute, they’re probably holding secret meetings in some underground bunker, discussing how to mandate vegan chili at all future cook-offs. Stay vigilant, folks. Stock up on ammo and beef—the real kind—and keep your eyes peeled for any suspicious tofu deliveries.