JD Vance has clearly stated that he does not accept the idea that Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election.

Therefore, I’m directly calling out Senator JD Vance from Ohio as a prevaricator of the highest order and a self-serving fool who wouldn’t recognize a fact if it hit him square in the face.

During a recent event, when asked a straightforward question: Did Donald Trump lose the 2020 election?

Here’s the spoiler: the answer is a definitive yes. Trump unequivocally lost to Joe Biden; that’s why Biden occupies the White House and Trump does not.

This is evident from the multitude of court cases and the numerous failed attempts by Trump to produce any substantial evidence of voter fraud. It’s also why Trump now faces federal charges for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.

Vance Lacks the Courage to Acknowledge Trump’s Loss

How did Vance respond? He started with: “Regarding the 2020 election, I’ve addressed this a million times. No. I see serious issues with how it was conducted.”

He then added: “So, did Donald Trump lose the election? Not in the terms I would choose to use.”

Not in the terms he prefers?

What terminology could he employ to avoid appearing completely disconnected from reality?

A VP Candidate Who Shuns Reality? That’s Vance!

This entire situation is so absurd it’s hard to convey. We know that the Republican presidential hopeful will never concede he lost, fearing for his delicate ego.

Now, Vance, who is Trump’s running mate, has completely immersed himself in the murky waters of election denialism, which is humorously ironic given his past statements.

In 2016, during a discussion at the Aspen Institute, addressing concerns about right-leaning political and media narratives undermining our electoral legitimacy, Vance expressed his grave concerns, stating that “the undermining of the election results is something I’m deeply worried about,” and that it could have “long-lasting repercussions.”

Vance also labeled Trump as “anti-conservative” and “anti-American,” arguing, “Trump is a terrible candidate and, honestly, a terrible person.”

If 2016 JD Vance were to hear the rhetoric of 2024 JD Vance, he would hardly recognize the nonsense being spoken.

Repeatedly Dodging the Question of Trump’s Loss

In a recent interview with the New York Times, Vance was asked five times to acknowledge that Trump lost the election, and he evaded each inquiry.

It’s amusing that the reality is Trump did lose; anyone not under the spell of MAGA loyalty knows that this loss is both actual and supported by evidence.

If journalists were to ask Vance if he believes in the existence of the moon and he answered no, it would reach the same level of absurdity. At this point, there’s no distinction between election deniers and those who subscribe to the existence of Bigfoot or the 9/11 conspiracy theorists. They all seem quite disconnected from reality.

Should We Trust Those Who Disregard Facts in Power?

I don’t wish to sound overly dramatic, but a person who would deny that 2+2 equals 4 if Trump insisted it equals 5 is not fit to hold any position of authority.

Remember, Vance was directly asked if Trump lost the 2020 election and he replied, “Not in the terms I would use.”

At this juncture, it hardly matters what terms Vance prefers. We cannot and should not trust any of them.