JD Vance face Baikalash as he says that he is fine with AI photo of Donald Trump as the Pope
Vice President JD Vance reacted to President Donald Trump’s AI-Janit image, which was designed as the Pope, as the image has sent a shockwave among the Catholics. JD Vance was asked to comment on “disrespect and jokes” by Bill Cristol, former chief of former vice -president Dan Quale in George W Bush Administration.
JD Vance replied and said: “I am fine with the people who recite jokes and are not fine with the stupid war that kill thousands of my countrymen.” In 2003, the comment for his role in the Bush administration’s decision to attack Iraq was a jib in Crystal.
JD’s answer invited a volley of the attack – both of them tried to create indifference to the photo and for the war point that he tried.
Crystal clapped back and said: “And I am fine with those who really care about what happens to Ukraine in a way or another, and with people who do not support AFD”
AI image of Trump as Pope
As the mourning for Pope Francis continues, President Trump wore Pope clothes on Friday night. He posted a photo on his Truth Social Account, which was reposted by the official X account of the White House.
Even Maga supporters slammed the photo and said that it was derogatory.
Former Italian premiere Mateo Renji said the image was shameful. “This is an image that insults believers, insults institutions and shows that the leader of the right -wing world enjoys more from all around,” Renzi has written on X. “Meanwhile, the US economy risks the risk of recession and loses the dollar value. Sovereign are harming everywhere.”
Trump first jokingly said that he wants to become a pope, but he is not Catholic. And then the picture of Trump came as the Pope.
Vice President JD Vance, who is Catholic and was one of the last foreign officials to be found with Francis before the Pope’s death, joked about becoming the state secretary Marco Rubio Pope, suggesting that Rubio could add it to the long list of titles in which he included the National Security Advisory and Acting Archives.
