JD Vance Responds to Jen Psaki’s Disgraceful Criticism of the Second Lady

Vice President JD Vance recently responded to comments made by former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki regarding his wife, Usha Vance. While in Israel discussing a ceasefire and hostage deal, Vance was asked about Psaki’s remarks, which suggested that Usha needed to be “saved” from him.

Vance’s reaction was both light-hearted and assertive. He expressed his disapproval of Psaki’s comments, calling them "disgraceful." He emphasized that his wife is capable of speaking for herself and expressed gratitude for their supportive relationship. “I am very lucky to have a wonderful wife,” he said. “We’re going to keep on serving the country together.”

Psaki made her remarks during an episode of the podcast "I’ve Had It." She characterized Vance as “scarier” than former President Donald Trump and hinted at the idea that Usha might be in a difficult situation. She quipped about Usha needing to blink for help, further fueling the conversation on social media.

The comments sparked a strong reaction online, with many users criticizing Psaki’s insinuations about the Vances’ marriage. One social media user summed it up by stating, “Nothing baffles the liberal women more than a happy marriage.”

This exchange highlights the often intense scrutiny public figures face regarding their personal lives, especially when it comes to their relationships. Vance’s defense of his wife and their partnership underscores the importance of mutual respect in marriage, even in the political spotlight.

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