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JD Vance has some weird influences

17 July 2024

11:37 PM

17 July 2024

11:37 PM

JD Vance, at 39, would be the first millennial vice president. But not only is he a new generation, he might also be the first American vice president to take his intellectual armoury from the extremely online world of the New Right.

Vance says he is ‘plugged into a lot of weird, right-wing subcultures’.

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