It’s a mixed up muddled up shook up world
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JD Vance has thrown in with the most extreme reactionary elements of the American right in regard to issues such as abortion, trans identity, feminine hygiene products in school bathrooms, and other assorted sexual and quasi-sexual obsessions of authoritarian Christian nationalism, with fascist under and overtones.
So I think it’s only fair to just ask some questions:
Look, I’m not saying that Peter Thiel was literally grooming Vance when he picked him out from all the other bright young things at Yale Law School to be his pet project, but I do believe it would be irresponsible not to speculate.
Especially since Vance seems to be a deeply confused young man, who keeps changing his name, his religion, his political allegiances, his appearance etc. Also too, Vance’s current stop on the theological spectrum — extreme right wing integralist Catholicism — is among other things a well-known haven for men who have struggled to deal with certain issues of sexual identity.
OhioRepublican U.S. Sen. JD Vance’s journey from a troubled childhood in Appalachia to the halls of the U.S. Senate to being former President Donald Trump’s running mate has been the subject of much ink, yet his contradictory stance onLGBTQ+ rights is coming under scrutiny.Vance’s memoir, Hillbilly Elegy, contains a revealing anecdote about his childhood belief that he was gay. Influenced by a preacher’s condemnation of homosexuality, young Vance feared he was destined for hell simply because he disliked girls and cherished his friendship with another boy.
Vance’s grandmother, whom he referred lovingly to as “mamaw” during his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention last Wednesday, was a central figure in his upbringing. She swiftly dispelled his fears with a blunt question and an assurance of divine love, regardless of his sexual orientation. This experience, which might have instilled a sense of empathy and understanding, starkly contrasts with Vance’s political actions. As a senator, Vance has positioned himself as a staunch opponent of LGBTQ+ rights, focusing particularly on restricting transgender rights.