Leftist Disrespect, Ignorance And Animosity On Full Display Concerning Usha Vance

I thought that it was important to remind everyone of exactly what journalism is and what a journalist is supposed to do. The foundation of real journalism is truth. Not supposition, conjecture, or outright lies. However, that is all Slate staff writer Heather Schwedel used in her bitter and despicable analysis of Usha Vance’s pregnancy by referencing ridiculous far-left “rumors about J.D. Vance leaving his wife for Erika Kirk.”

Schwedel, whose appearance reminds me of a time-warped hippy nerd, wrote an entire article about the personal relationship between a man and his wife that contained not one shred of truth, but was filled with hatred and contempt that can only be found in the heart of a frustrated liberal radical.

Among the slime that Schwedel wrote were statements like these:

"In lieu of trading in his wife for a paler model, Vance has found another way to prove himself a good shepherd of the MAGA faithful: He and Usha are expecting a fourth child in July, they announced this week."

"For all we know, there was never any trouble in their marriage, and the cognitive dissonance is pure projection. But it does make a kind of sick sense that if Vance can’t have a white wife standing next to him as he clearly looks toward the 2028 presidential election, the next best thing is a pregnant one."

Can you imagine if any conservative had made such a racist comment like this? It would have been the opening talking point of every liberal talk show and news program. Shows like The View would have feasted on it, and morons like Jimmy Kimmel would have used it as a punchline.

Schwedel also wrote:

"While that choice doesn’t have to be conservative-coded, it tends to skew that way. It’s also a statement in the sense that it follows more literal statements Vance has made about pronatalism and how women need to have more babies, and/or the evils of women who choose not to. In fact, the Vance baby is part of a mini–baby boom at the White House, with press secretary Karoline Leavitt and Katie Miller, the wife of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, also expecting."

Rachel Bovard, VP of Programs at Conservative Partnership Institute, called the Slate piece "misogynist trash."

"This is — and I mean this with utter sincerity — the most gutter, vile, misogynist trash from @Slate. This level of bitter nastiness could only come from a woman author, which it obviously did."

"Look in the mirror, Heather Schwedel. There is something deeply twisted in your soul.”

I absolutely concur with Bovard. This was pure hatred. If Schwedel is accepted by her coworkers and if Slate thinks an unjustified gutter trash piece like this is acceptable, then Schwedel isn’t the only monster who needs to look in the mirror; they all do.