Joke Attempt Made by JD Vance on the Jimmy Kimmel Controversy Unveiled
J.D. Vance, the Vice President of the United States, has found himself in the centre of a storm of controversy this week, following a series of questionable tweets. Before his political role, Vance was primarily known as an author and venture capitalist. However, recent reports suggest that he has been spending more time on leisure activities, such as golf courses and luxury resorts, rather than active government work. The first tweet in question, posted on September 18, 2025, saw Vance joking about bombing innocent people who might be fishing near Venezuela. The tweet sparked immediate criticism, with many replies expressing disapproval using phrases like 'oh hell no'. This was not the first time Vance's sense of humor has been deemed questionable. In May 2025, he tweeted about deporting tourists who come to the US during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The tweet was posted by user @MerruX and has since received criticism, with one person describing Vance as the VP of the US who spends his day tweeting like a Gen-Zer still in bed. Another tweet, posted on May 6, 2025, showed Vance joking about deporting visitors for the FIFA World Cup. This tweet has also been met with criticism, with some comparing Vance's humor to North Korean state-run media and others likening it to the Twilight Zone. The controversy has not only sparked criticism of Vance's behavior as a public figure but has also led to comparisons with other high-profile individuals, such as Jimmy Kimmel, who recently had his show suspended by ABC. In response to the criticism, Vance has tweeted again, following ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show. It remains to be seen how this latest episode will affect Vance's image and his role as Vice President. However, it is clear that Vance's controversial tweets have not gone unnoticed and have sparked a significant conversation about the appropriate behavior for public figures in the digital age.
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