Internet agrees with Candace Owens as she shreds Trump’s VP pick JD Vance over his aggressive stance on Iran

Candace Owens criticized JD Vance's comments from a recent Fox News interview where he advocated for strong military action against Iran
Candace Owens has expressed strong dissatisfaction with Trump's VP pick JD Vance (Getty Images)
Candace Owens has expressed strong dissatisfaction with Trump's VP pick JD Vance (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: On July 15, Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, unveiled his choice for vice president: JD Vance.

Although Candace Owens, a prominent Republican commentator and vocal Trump supporter, has consistently backed Trump in the past, she has expressed considerable dissatisfaction with his recent selection for the vice presidential slot.

Candace Owens criticizes JD Vance's foreign policy views

In a recent social media post, Owens delivered a pointed critique of Vance’s stance on foreign policy.

Owens shared a segment from Vance’s recent Fox News interview, which took place during the Republican National Convention, with a critical comment aimed at Vance’s views on Middle Eastern affairs.

She wrote: “Like is it possible for us to get one effing person in office who doesn’t immediately speak about how we need to continue bombing the Middle East?” Her frustration was further emphasized with a clear message: “We do not need to do ANYTHING with Iran.”



 

JD Vance defends aggressive stance on Iran

In the Fox News interview excerpt that Owens highlighted, Vance articulated a strong position on Iran’s role in global conflicts. He stated, “A lot of people recognize that we need to do something with Iran. But not these weak little bombing runs.”

YOUNGSTOWN, OH - SEPTEMBER 17: Ohio Republican Senate Candidate JD Vance speaks to supporters at a S
JD Vance emphasized a strong, decisive approach to Iran (Getty Images)

Vance criticized the approach of limited military actions, asserting, “If you’re gonna punch the Iranians, you punch them hard.” He was referring to the controversial January 2020 decision by Trump to authorize the assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.



 

Vance also reflected on the broader impacts of that decision, suggesting, “By the way, that action — people said that it would lead to broader war. It actually brought peace."

"It actually checked the Iranians and slowed them down a little bit.” He praised Trump’s foreign policy achievements, particularly highlighting “maybe the most important diplomatic breakthrough of the Trump administration was The Abraham Accords.”

Vance concluded his remarks by advocating for a more assertive stance against Iran, criticizing President Joe Biden’s handling of the situation, and expressing confidence that Trump would restore a more effective policy.

Social media reactions to Candace Owens’ critique of JD Vance

Following Candace Owens' sharp critique of JD Vance’s foreign policy stance, Twitter users have been vocal in their responses.

One user wrote, "Look into JD Vance,Peter Thiel and Palantir, Candace. It will all come full circle."



 

Another user commented, "Immediately warmongering. Unbelievable. Gee wonder who's in charge."



 

One user said, "Not a good insurance policy pick for Trump."



 

Another user replied, "Agreed. He sucks. Should have been Vivek."



 

One user added, "We DID NOT want Vance!!! "



 

Another wrote, "Agreed. And Trump should have picked Carson. Get me on your show already Candace!"



 

One user commented, "If Candance don’t even like this guy, he must be a real problem."



 

One added, "The swamp chooses the swamp."



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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