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The midterms proved once and for all that X is not real life

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By Gaby Del Valle
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The midterms proved once and for all that X is not real life
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A week before the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance hosted a town hall in Texas with Fox News host Jesse Watters. It was a friendly event with a friendly audience in what should have been a friendly state, and maybe that's why Vance couldn't help himself. When a college student earnestly asked how the right expected young people like her to settle down and have kids, given the ever-growing cost of living, Vance replied with a quip about Jon Husted's ass. The student, Kate White, introdu

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  • The midterms proved once and for all that X is not real life.
  • A week before the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance hosted a town hall in Texas with Fox News host Jesse Watters.
  • It was a friendly event with a friendly audience in what should have been a friendly state, and maybe that's why Vance couldn't help himself.

A week before the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance hosted a town hall in Texas with Fox News host Jesse Watters. It was a friendly event with a friendly audience in what should have been a friendly state, and maybe that's why Vance couldn't help himself. When a college student earnestly asked how the right expected young people like her to settle down and have kids, given the ever-growing cost of living, Vance replied with a quip about Jon Husted's ass. The student, Kate White, introduced herself as the vice president of the Texas Christian University chapter of Turning Point USA, the conservative group started by Donald Trump all … Read the full story at The Verge.

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