That Washington Post content creator Marc Thiessen is out here lying wouldn’t be worth commenting on if not for his reportedly being one of the main people who advised President Trump that striking Iran would be a good time for all. So he needs to be corrected.
In a piece of content this week for the Post, Thiessen accused Vice President J.D. Vance — a favorite target of the thoroughly discredited neocons — of a “stunning act of disloyalty,” citing Vance’s post-midterms tweet about the election results. “Vance is publicly distancing himself from the person who plucked him from political obscurity, rescued his failing Senate campaign and then elevated him to the vice presidency,” Thiessen wrote, probably while enduring a nasty bout of meat sweats. “It’s an extraordinary act of disloyalty.”
