Vance Shrugs At Threats Against His Own Constituents, Feigns Outrage Over Suggestion That He Incited Them

Newsweek reports:

In a Sunday morning interview on CNN’s State of the Union, Ohio Senator JD Vance, Donald Trump’s vice-presidential pick, was confronted about putting his constituents “at risk” due to his claims about Haitian immigrants eating pets. In a contentious, 17-minute interview on the topic, host Dana Bash pressed Vance about those claims, along with Trump’s mention about the conspiracy theory on the debate state with Democratic nominee Kamala Harris last week.

On Sunday, Bash noted on several occasions that she wasn’t, personally, accusing Vance of putting Haitian immigrants “at risk.” However, she said she was quoting the city’s mayor, Rob Rue. At one point, Vance called what Bash said “disgusting” regarding his claims that she was accusing him of putting the community at risk and inciting violence. He also reiterated to Bash that he had heard about the concerns about Haitian immigrants “firsthand” from his Ohio constituents.

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