Ocasio-Cortez Knocks Vance Board of Peace Joke

Ocasio-Cortez knocks Vance Board of Peace joke

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) knocked Vice President Vance for the silence that followed after he tried to rib her during President Trump’s inaugural Gaza Board of Peace meeting Thursday in Washington. Vance first thanked Trump for his leadership before making a joke about Ocasio-Cortez after she appeared to stumble through one of her responses at…

JD Vance's Attempt At A Joke About AOC Completely Bombed—And AOC Just Came In For The Kill

After Vice President JD Vance completely bombed a joke about New York Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez during a Board of Peace press conference, Ocasio-Cortez mocked him in a post on X.President Donald Trump debuted the Board of Peace during last month's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, presenting it as a body meant to manage the next stage of his proposed peace plan for Gaza.The board’s current charter no longer exp…

JD Vance mocks Ocasio-Cortez on her humiliating response to foreign policy query — and she lashes out at him

Ocasio-Cortez rambled uncomfortably after being challenged about US policy toward Chinese aggression.

AOC Burns JD Vance After His Joke About Her Dies At Board Of Peace Meeting

The vice president seemed to be expecting a laugh that didn't come... ever.

JD Vance 'doesn’t get a single laugh' with anti-AOC joke at Board of Peace meeting

On Thursday morning, February 19 in Washington, D.C.., U.S. President Donald Trump held the first meeting of his Board of Peace — which he is promoting as a MAGA alternative to the United Nations (UN). And he was joined by members of his administration, including Vice President JD Vance and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, along with diplomats from Argentina, Hungary, Pakistan, Vietnam and other countries. Vance, during his speech, told a…

JD Vance Mocks AOC Over Alleged Foreign Policy Gaffes: 'I'm Tempted to Freeze for 20 Seconds'

Vice President JD Vance mocked Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez during remarks at the inaugural meeting of the president's Board of Peace in Washington over alleged gaffes when addressing foreign policy matters.