US EditionJD Vance’s Nativist Nonsense Obscures His Point on Need for More Housing
The Morning Joe panel rejects JD Vance's repeated claims that President Biden is responsible for housing affordability issues amid ongoing ICE raids and political debate.
- On Thursday, MSNBC's Morning Joe panel rebuked Vice President JD Vance for deflecting responsibility onto President Joe Biden, airing clips of his interview blaming the administration for inflation and housing issues.
- Commentators noted the political salience of housing as housing affordability resonated with American voters in the last election and warned those struggling now will still face hardship by January 20th next year.
- Lawrence O'Donnell pointedly compared JD Vance's silence on Jeffrey Epstein to Gerald Ford's during Watergate and noted Vance omitted Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell in interviews.
- The Morning Joe hosts questioned how long Vance's tactic of blaming everything on Joe Biden can continue, noting he stayed on message repeating 'Biden, Biden, Biden,' which panelists said falls short.
- Critics linked Vance's messaging to ICE raid coverage, and Vance's resharing on X amplified the dispute, which panelists said unlikely helps struggling renters.
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JD Vance Hits Fox News Audience with a Massive Housing Affordability Truth Bomb
Vice President JD Vance said in an interview this week that mass illegal immigration during Joe Biden’s term played a central role in driving up rent and home prices across the United States. Speaking with Fox News host Sean Hannity, Vance said record levels of illegal immigration created a direct strain on the housing market, leaving many Americans — especially first-time buyers — priced out. “To me [this] is maybe the most important because I …
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