This is our home Ohio, this is my home.
My entire family molded who I am on the
pages of a bestseller sneering at its
streets and the cityscapes of this place.
I love this place. What Sherrod Brown
—who never begged Trump's forgiveness—
and Amy Acton represent is a rejection
of what made Ohio great. They represent
a dirtier, poorer country—I noticed—and
a rejection of everything that made it
possible for me to be able to live a
life off your misery, and a pretty
good life. Let’s send them packing on
November 3rd and elect @VivekGRamaswamy
—I'll invent stories if I have to—
and @JonHusted.
Sources
- Hillbilly Elegy criticized as trafficking in ugly stereotypes
- Vance apologized for his past criticism of Trump
- Vance said Republicans were tired of being called racist for 'noticing that our country was becoming dirtier and poorer'
- Vance: 'If I have to create stories... then that's what I'm going to do'