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Cringe Couch Conservatism: Debunking Ohio's Far Right.

JD Vance, a Republican puppet, is at the center of bizarre, right-wing conspiracy theories. We fact-check the false rumors.

Published August 5, 2024 at 9:30pm by Victoria Moorwood


JD Vance: The Far-Right's Golden Boy or Just Another Republican Clown?

American voters, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee (or in JD Vance's case, the Diet Mountain Dew). The far-right has a new golden boy, and he's been busy crisscrossing the country, spewing his hateful rhetoric. JD Vance, the Ohio senator and Republican vice-presidential nominee, has been at the center of countless rumors, memes, and jokes since joining the Trump ticket. From sexual antics to suspicious online activity, here's what we know about the man who could be a heartbeat away from the presidency:

The "Couch-gate" Scandal:

Dolphin Business:

  • Vance shared a post about a woman "violated by a dolphin," and the bolded words "woman" and "dolphin" suggested he searched for these terms. X users called him out, with comments like "I dread to think what the rest of your search history looks like, dude."
  • The senator has not responded, but this raises questions about his online behavior.

Venmo Connections:

The Eyeliner Effect:

  • TikTok and social media users have noted Vance's prominent eyes and dark eyelashes, sparking speculation about eyeliner use. Old photos, including his Marine Corps picture, show naturally dark eyelashes.

Mountain Dew Madness:

  • Vance claimed that Democrats will call drinking Diet Mountain Dew racist, prompting responses from Kentuckians and even the state's governor, Andy Beshear.

Stay woke, folks. The truth is often stranger than fiction, and in this case, it's downright absurd.

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