JD Vance Just Tweeted, Then Deleted, A Post With So Many Self-Owns In it
LOADING ERROR LOADING WASHINGTON — Vice President-elect JD Vance tweeted — and then deleted — a message with so many spectacular self-owns that it is worth taking a moment to dissect what he did. Vance was specifically called out by Grace Chong, chief financial officer and chief operating officer for “Bannon’s War Room,” the podcast hosted by Steve Bannon, a close ally to President-elect Donald Trump. “But that’s just me.” But Vance inadvertently just revealed that Trump is interviewing people to replace Christopher Wray, the current FBI director. JD Vance tweeted, and then deleted, a post inadvertently revealing Trump is vetting potential FBI directors, meaning Trump is preparing to toss out current FBI director Christopher Wray. “Republican Senators need to Show Up and Hold the Line — No more Judges confirmed before Inauguration Day!” Trump yelled at Republican senators not to miss Senate votes on Biden's judges.
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