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Posted: 2024-08-08T12:05:07Z | Updated: 2024-08-08T12:05:07Z Democratic Representative Tells JD Vance To Take A Seat With Super Obvious Swipe | HuffPost

Democratic Representative Tells JD Vance To Take A Seat With Super Obvious Swipe

Rep. Jared Moskowitz said the Ohio senator likely had one supermodel he couldnt keep off his mind as a child.

Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) mocked former President Donald Trump s running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), with a dig straight out of a television show after he pointed out that both lawmakers grew up in the 90s.

I grew up looking at Kathy Ireland and thinking about, Oh my god, she was like the supermodel of our time. I mean, JD was obviously thinking about Chairry from The Pee-wee Herman Show, joked Moskowitz, referring to the debunked couch claim  in an interview with the MeidasTouch Network .

Moskowitz told host Ben Meiselas that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz , Vice President Kamala Harris running mate who is credited for sparking the weird attacks that Democrats have hurled at Republicans , is clearly getting under the skin of Trump and his VP pick.

He went on to knock Fox News legal analyst Jonathan Turley for scolding Walz after he used the false couch claim  to make fun of Vance during the Harris Philadelphia rally on Tuesday.

Like give me a break, said Moskowitz of Turleys take.

He continued, We could sit here and do a telethon for 24 hours on the stuff that has come out of Donald Trump s mouth that was not true, OK, or half true or exaggerated.

The Florida Democrat, after Meiselas noted that Vance has posted strange stuff over the years, said Republicans dont know how to deal with attacks from Democrats.

The Republicans have been a little bit better with these nicknames and, you know, we can make fun of them, but sometimes they work because it breaks through that media cycle, it gets through the 24-hour news, and it sticks with people, he said.

I mean, Tim Walz calling them weird is a thing, and its working. And you know how its working? Because Republicans are talking about it and defending it [like] No, youre weird. No, youre weird. Right? Its bothering them. 

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