Thank you, Senator Welch, and, Mr. Nolen, good to see you again. Welcome back.
JD Vance
The Public Record
50th Vice President of the United States in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Senator from Ohio.
I wonder if the reserve currency status also has some downsides and not just some upsides as well.
I worry that the reserve currency status and the lack of control that we have over our currency is perhaps driving that.
I worry--well, I especially I represent the people of Ohio, and I am very confident that the majority of Ohioans, if there is a pilot who is offended by the word wife or the word cockpit, maybe that person shouldn't be a pilot.
I would hope that the word wife is not something that we--or is something that we could all agree is a reasonable vocabulary word that most Americans use in their daily life.
I do believe going to notices to air missions is absolutely the right thing to do.
I worry--well, I especially I represent the people of Ohio, and I am very confident that the majority of Ohioans, if there is a pilot who is offended by the word wife or the word cockpit, maybe that person shouldn't be a pilot.
I would hope that the word wife is not something that we--or is something that we could all agree is a reasonable vocabulary word that most Americans use in their daily life.
I do believe going to notices to air missions is absolutely the right thing to do.
The point is that we live in a country that is undergoing a series of very toxic movements in the way that we talk about one another.
President Obama is a raggedy black supremacist President, and his cowardly enablers would rather kill everybody than stop killing white people.
The point is that we live in a country that is undergoing a series of very toxic movements in the way that we talk about one another.
I understand and respect that you made them in your capacity as a private citizen, but they are reflective of a person who will have a lot of power if the Senate confirms your nomination.
We live in a country that is very diverse, people come from very different backgrounds.
President Obama is a raggedy black supremacist President, and his cowardly enablers would rather kill everybody than stop killing white people.
I fear that if you are given this position of authority, you will use that authority to continue to inflame.
I would hope that the word wife is not something that we--or is something that we could all agree is a reasonable vocabulary word that most Americans use in their daily life.
I worry--well, I especially I represent the people of Ohio, and I am very confident that the majority of Ohioans, if there is a pilot who is offended by the word wife or the word cockpit, maybe that person shouldn't be a pilot.
I do believe going to notices to air missions is absolutely the right thing to do.
President Obama is a raggedy black supremacist President, and his cowardly enablers would rather kill everybody than stop killing white people.
The point is that we live in a country that is undergoing a series of very toxic movements in the way that we talk about one another.





