Cuck Vance's attempt to besmirch the service of one of the Army's finest
leaders blows up in his fat face.

'I think this settles it': Vance busted over resurfaced post jabbing
'undisputed war hero'
August 7, 2024 10:35PM ET

A two-year-old social media post written by Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH)
resurfaced on Wednesday, and it's not helping his campaign for vice
president.

During his candidacy for the Senate in 2022, the Ohio lawmaker appeared
on the right-wing Real America's Voice Network, where he discussed his
stance on Ukraine's fight against Russian aggression. He said: "I think
it�s ridiculous that we are focused on this border in Ukraine. I got to
be honest with you, I don�t really care what happens to Ukraine one way
or the other."

At the time, former NBC News commentator and retired Army General Barry
McCaffrey replied to a clip of Vance's interview via X (formerly
Twitter), writing: "JD Vance is a shameful person unsuitable for public
office. His comments are those of a stooge for Russian aggression."

Vance shot back at McCaffrey, saying: "Your entire time in military
leadership we won zero wars. You drank fine wine at bulls�t security
conferences while thousands of working class kids died on the
battlefield. Oh, by the way, how much do you stand to gain financially
from a war with Russia, Barry?"

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Like McCaffrey, New York Times columnist David French also slammed Vance,
writing: "He�s talking about a guy with three Purple Hearts, two silver
stars, and who commanded 24th ID in Desert Storm, leading the attack that
led to one of the most decisive military victories in American history.
This is such a sad and shameful attack on an honorable man."

As the senator's post resurfaced on Wednesday, conservative lawyer George
Conway commented: "I hadn�t seen this before, but I think this settles
it. Vance is an a�hole."

Former Department of Defense official Mike Walker added: "JD Vance picked
on the wrong soldier when he attempted to besmirch the service of one of
the Army�s finest leaders, General Barry McCaffrey. Little JD must offer
a public apology and stop talking about things he knows nothing about."