JD Vance in tears after Speaking only Twelve Supporters in Kenosha, Wisconsin
August 27, 2024
The news of JD Vance being emotional after his address to only twelve supporters in Kenosha, Wisconsin highlights the challenges he may be facing in gaining traction and support for his campaign. This public display of emotion could humanize him to voters who may relate to his struggles in a political landscape that can be unforgiving and unpredictable.
From what I could see, Vance spoke in Kenosha on Aug 20 and, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - "At Tuesday’s event, Vance spoke for about 25 minutes to a crowd of 100 supporters." I think Milwaukee's main newspaper is probably more credible. Unfortunately.Flatpoint High wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 11:05 pm POR THING:
https://thenewsglobe.net/?p=7063JD Vance in tears after Speaking only Twelve Supporters in Kenosha, Wisconsin
August 27, 2024
The news of JD Vance being emotional after his address to only twelve supporters in Kenosha, Wisconsin highlights the challenges he may be facing in gaining traction and support for his campaign. This public display of emotion could humanize him to voters who may relate to his struggles in a political landscape that can be unforgiving and unpredictable.
SNOWFLAKE! melting in political climate changeFlatpoint High wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 11:05 pm POR THING:
JD Vance in tears after Speaking only Twelve Supporters in Kenosha, Wisconsin
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Yeah no.Flatpoint High wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 11:05 pm POR THING:
https://thenewsglobe.net/?p=7063JD Vance in tears after Speaking only Twelve Supporters in Kenosha, Wisconsin
August 27, 2024
The news of JD Vance being emotional after his address to only twelve supporters in Kenosha, Wisconsin highlights the challenges he may be facing in gaining traction and support for his campaign. This public display of emotion could humanize him to voters who may relate to his struggles in a political landscape that can be unforgiving and unpredictable.
x infinity x5https://news.google.com/read/CBMijAFBVV ... id=US%3AenGOP vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (Ohio) on Monday amplified a false claim that Haitian immigrants are abducting and eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, despite the city’s police department denying any such incidents.
Jim Jordan echoed the same BS claim today.
Why is that an issue/problem? I am from southeast Ohio (real) Appalachia. My dad shot squirrels, he was a hunter, and we ate them at the dinner table. He did not want them to go to waste, so we ate them.
That’s what I was going to say. My husband’s best friend growing up in northeast Iowa would shoot squirrels and his friend’s mom made a great squirrel stew.
The lady who ate the cat in Canton is very likely not Haitian (and probably has some mental issues).Springfield police say no reports of pets stolen, after viral social media post
The Springfield Police Division said Monday morning they have received no reports related to pets being stolen and eaten.
A social media post originally from a Springfield Facebook group went viral nationally in recent days. The original poster did not cite first-hand knowledge of an incident. Instead they claimed that their neighbor’s daughter’s friend had lost her cat and found it hanging from a branch at a Haitian neighbor’s home being carved up to be eaten.
The poster also claimed “Rangers” and police told them that “they have been doing it” at Snyder Park, too, with ducks and geese.
Springfield Police said they were aware of the social media post but that this was “not something that’s on our radar right now.” The post received tens of thousands of impressions.
In a case that some were confusing with Springfield, police in Canton, Ohio, 175 miles northeast of Springfield, recently charged a woman with cruelty to companion animals for allegedly killing and eating a cat in a neighborhood in front of multiple people, according to USA Today.
Vance, Yost targeting Haitians in Springfield, Ohio with ignorant fear-mongering disturbs me deeply
As for Vance’s claim that Haitians are “causing chaos all over Springfield,” and Yost pointing to Haitians in Springfield as an example of migrants “terrorizing our communities,” I have no idea what they’re talking about. Go to Springfield and tell me where to find the chaos and terror, because every time I’ve been the last four years, I haven’t seen it.
Something extraordinary has happened in Springfield since the pandemic though, with the influx of thousands of Haitian immigrants. The actual number is hard to pin down. City officials have estimated up to 20,000, but estimates of 10,000 and 15,000 have also been made.
The New York Times reported last week, “By most accounts, the Haitians have helped revitalize Springfield. They are assembling car engines at Honda, running vegetable-packing machines at Dole and loading boxes at distribution centers. They are paying taxes on their wages and spending money at Walmart. On Sundays they gather at churches for boisterous, joyful services in Haitian Creole.
“But the speed and volume of arrivals have put pressure on housing, schools and hospitals. The community health clinic saw a 13-fold increase in Haitian patients between 2021 and 2023, from 115 to 1,500, overwhelming its staff and budget.”
The Times details how, after decades of shrinking and uncertainty, Springfield was able to attract new manufacturing and business with a strategic plan, and by 2020 had drawn in food-service firms, logistics companies, and a microchip maker, among others:
“But soon there were not enough workers. Many young, working-age people had descended into addiction. Others shunned entry-level, rote work altogether, employers said. Haitians who heard that the Springfield area boasted well-paying, blue-collar jobs and a low cost of living poured in, and employers were eager to hire and train the new work force. The Haitians had Social Security numbers and work permits, thanks to a federal program that offered them temporary protection in the United States. Some had been living for years in places like Florida, where there is a thriving Haitian community.”
