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JD Vance accuses Democrats of distorting his remarks about childless women as ‘anti-family’: Calls it a ‘lie of the left’

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Ohio Senator JD Vance has found himself in the spotlight once again after facing backlash for his comments about “childless cat ladies” running the country. Vance, who recently revived this controversial quip, is now firing back at Democrats for taking his remarks out of context.

In a recent interview with Fox News’ Trey Gowdy on “Sunday Night in America,” Vance defended his comments, stating that the Democrats have blown them out of proportion in an attempt to distract from their lack of a clear agenda.

The comments in question were made in a 2021 interview where Vance criticized the influence of “childless cat ladies” in politics, specifically calling out figures like Vice President Kamala Harris and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. After the comments resurfaced, Vance faced criticism from prominent figures like Hillary Clinton and Jennifer Aniston for allegedly devaluing women who do not have children.

Vance clarified his intent behind the remarks, emphasizing the importance of being pro-family as a country. He highlighted the need to support all individuals, regardless of their parental status, while also criticizing the Democratic Party for what he perceives as anti-family rhetoric.

The Ohio senator believes that being a parent has a profound impact on one’s perspective and slammed Democrats for their alleged anti-child and anti-family attitudes. He reiterated that his comments were not a criticism of individuals without children but rather a critique of the left’s stance on family values.

As the controversy continues to swirl, Vance remains steadfast in his defense of his comments and his commitment to promoting pro-family policies. Stay tuned for further developments on this story.

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