When political observers describe J.D. Vance as “weird,” what they usually mean is the Republican vice-presidential nominee’s ranting about childless people, his extremism on questions like abortion and divorce, or perhaps his choice of eyeliner. But there is a deeper level to Vance’s political weirdness that places him amid the most sinister political forces in the nation today – and calls into question the supposed patriotism that motivates him and the “America First” movement he […]
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