Trump buried for 'grievous error' that could put J.D. Vance 'a foot away' from presidency
Raw StoryDonald Trump was vilified for potentially putting Sen. J.D. Al Sharpton told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that voters were repelled by the 39-year-old Vance's extremist views and off-putting persona. "They can really be turned off, that thin slice of voters that could go either way, and I think that it shows that you're looking at a person who says it's sarcastic to say something that is outright misogynist and offensive, to not only women but to men in this country," Sharpton said. The Ohio Republican has drawn widespread condemnation for writing off Kamala Harris and other prominent Democrats as "childless cat ladies," and Sharpton said his efforts to clean up those 2021 remarks showed he was nowhere near ready for prime time. "I think Donald Trump seriously has got a problem because this guy is going to keep doing it," Sharpton said.
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