"I Can't Stop Laughing": People Are Making Fun Of JD Vance After He Was Booed At Disneyland
Over the weekend, JD Vance visited Disneyland with his family. You know, the same guy who spent the past several months badmouthing California and supporting the presence of the National Guard following anti-ICE protests in LA.
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Obviously, folks weren't pleased. Before his visit, people gathered in Anaheim to protest the vice president's trip amid ICE's ongoing impact to SoCal communities. According to The Independent, one sign read: "No family vacation while we deal with family separation." While inside the theme park, JD was reportedly booed and heckled.
Additionally, you might remember that JD has spoken out against Disney before, tweeting in 2022 that the company "has declared war on America's children."
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