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Vance Slams Psaki's Disgraceful Remarks on Wife

10/24/2025

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Summary

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Vice President JD Vance condemned Jen Psaki's remarks as disgraceful about his wife, Usha, during her appearance on the I've Had It podcast.
Vance stated that the second lady can speak for herself.
He expressed pride in his marriage while in Israel.
Conservatives criticized Psaki's comments as misogynistic, noting Usha's accomplishments as a Yale Law graduate and former Supreme Court clerk.

History

Historical Context

The Women's Rights Movement gained traction in the late 1960s, fueled by the founding of the National Organization for Women (NOW) in 1966, which aimed to combat gender discrimination. By the late 1970s, 43% of women were entering law schools, reflecting significant progress. Vice President JD Vance's defense of his wife Usha, a Yale Law graduate, highlights ongoing societal debates about women's roles and respect.

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Story summary

Vice President JD Vance condemned Jen Psaki's remarks as disgraceful about his wife, Usha, during her appearance on the I've Had It podcast.
Vance stated that the second lady can speak for herself.
He expressed pride in his marriage while in Israel.
Conservatives criticized Psaki's comments as misogynistic, noting Usha's accomplishments as a Yale Law graduate and former Supreme Court clerk.

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