Jan 28
Common Sense Corner
J.D. Vance’s Bold CBS Interview: MAGA Vice President Delivers Mic Drop Moment
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Vice President J.D. Vance’s recent interview with CBS News captured attention when he interrupted anchor Margaret Brennan with a blunt “I don’t really care, Margaret” in response to a question about refugee vetting. The exchange, which sparked widespread discussion on the right, highlights Vance’s straightforward, unapologetic style. His candid remarks and growing presence suggest he is quickly becoming a prominent figure in the MAGA movement, with many conservative supporters viewing him as a potential successor to President Trump.
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