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J.D. Vance Awkwardly Retreats After Bizarre Attempt to Storm Harris’ Empty Plane

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  • So you're telling me the Secret Service learned nothing from a couple of weeks ago.

    • My guess is that they combined security envelopes to prevent mistakes happening from bad communication and overlapping containment.

      The planes were on the same tarmac, which was probably locked down tight- though as one of the protected persons he had access.

      I find it funny this limp chode thinks he’d do better debating Harris over Walz.

      Proverbially speaking, Walz would feed him through a wood chipper. Harris would feed him through a wood chipper feeding a mulch spreader and then set the field on fire just to be sure.

      ‘Course, he could be trying to take one for the team. You know, keep her away from the pedophile rapist.

  • USSS Agent A:

    Sir we have a Couch Fucker Situation.

    USSS Agent B:

    Jesus Christ, that weird bastard again?

    Agent A:

    sighs Yes. He's walking towards the plane with his chest puffed out. Is he supposed to be doing this? They know they have the Service trainees and the normal agents hate them, right? He's literally out in the open on a wide open tarmac walking towards an empty plane putting himself and the agents at risk.

    Agent B:

    I should have retired and not have to deal with this namby pamby bullshit. I'll go down and deal with his stupidity.

  • If nothing else Harris is kicking their asses on social media. Although tbf they almost write the script themselves.

  • From the thesaurus:

    bizarre

    adjective as in strange, wild

    Strongest matches

    • comical
    • curious
    • extraordinary
    • fantastic
    • freakish
    • grotesque
    • ludicrous
    • odd
    • offbeat
    • outlandish
    • peculiar
    • ridiculous
    • unusual
    • weird
  • Trained eye liner wearing monkey follows orders with absurd publicity stunts, showing exactly what sort of performative clown show you'd get if they're elected, instead of actual policies and governance.

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