**DISCLAIMER: This article was first published in July of 2024**
J.D. Vance’s past has been coming back to bite him since the very moment Donald Trump formally announced that he had chosen the far-Right Ohio Senator as his 2024 VP running mate — ranging from the remark that referred to Democrats, and specifically Kamala Harris, as “childless cat ladies,” to all of his many, many old thoughts and opinions about Donald Trump himself, such as referring to him as “America’s Hitler” and comparing him to heroin.
However, the Republican Congressman and 2024 Republican VP nominee’s remarks in the present day certainly aren’t doing him any favors either.
In case you haven’t seen, the MAGA crowd has come for Vance’s throat over the past several days, but not for the reason you might think.
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It would make sense for Trump’s base to be angry about the Ohio Senator’s past, unsavory remarks about their Dear Leader. But funnily enough, that’s not what the most extremist MAGAs are even upset about — they’re mad as Hell that Vance’s wife is not a white, Christian woman.
J.D. married Usha Chilukuri, a first-generation Indian-American immigrant of the Hindu faith, in 2014. Usha is now a highly successful litigator for a law firm based in San Francisco and Washington, D.C., only recently leaving the firm in the wake of her husband’s vice presidential nomination, and she shares 3 young children with her husband, ranging in age from 7, 4, and 2 years old.
And the most extreme MAGAs hate her for it…
Usha has been the subject of an onslaught of hateful, racist attacks since Donald made his announcement, from the likes of Nick Fuentes and others; the worst of the worst that the MAGA movement has to offer.
It seems the attacks have grown so severe that J.D. felt the need to address them publicly.
But what he said was absolutely nothing that any wife should or would feel grateful for.
In an interview on The Megan Kelly Show, J.D. Vance had this to say about his wife of a decade and the mother of his children:
Look, I love my wife so much. I love her because she’s who she is. Obviously, she’s not a white person, and we’ve been attacked by some white supremacists over that. But I just, I love Usha. She’s such a good mom.”
Read: “I know she’s know white. But I’ve somehow managed to love her, even though she’s not white.”
You can see it for yourself here:
“Obviously she’s not a white person…but I love Usha, she’s such a good mom.”
Honestly this is such a weird way to respond to white supremacist attacks on your Indian American wife. Pathetic. pic.twitter.com/aC5BIOzm1D
— Kaivan Shroff (@KaivanShroff) July 27, 2024
The man can’t even defend his own wife with any real conviction…
Featured image via screen capture
