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Vance isn’t writing as a theologian, and he’s not claiming expertise. He’s explicitly describing a journey through years of confusion, as a man who was lost and then found his way to something that he now embraces as home.

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The East German border guards who write about culture for the legacy media have read Vice President JD Vance’s new book about his journey back to religious faith. You’ll be shocked, and hold onto something to steady yourself, but they didn’t like it, and they don’t like him. Sample headlines:

The New Yorker says that JD Vance is very bad, and the New Republic says that JD Vance is very bad, and the New York Times says that JD Vance is very bad, and Newsweek says that JD Vance is very bad. Maybe you can identify a pattern, there. The commissariat has a single role, and they perform it like synchronized swimmers.

Saw an interesting video about why people are so annoyed by this genre of facial expression. Speaking for myself I think of it as Appeal To Consensus Face, an attempt to triumph via social proof and fashionable opinion rather than via argument and debate. pic.twitter.com/Ce0FQ7WdwW— NPRG (@CptHastings1916) June 22, 2026

Saw an interesting video about why people are so annoyed by this genre of facial expression. Speaking for myself I think of it as Appeal To Consensus Face, an attempt to triumph via social proof and fashionable opinion rather than via argument and debate. pic.twitter.com/Ce0FQ7WdwW

This is low-status product. Citizen, you must turn away from it!

At the New Yorker, Jessica Winter almost allows herself to see the point in her opening........

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