Vance Tries To Hug Jewish GOP, Accidentally Drops 'Third World Immigrants' Line
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- •Vice President Vance spoke at the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas to address concerns ahead of his potential 2028 presidential run.
- •He condemned rising antisemitism but controversially blamed 'Third World immigrants' for importing ethnic hatreds during a 30-minute Q&A.
- •Vance also confronted Israeli government critics, defended engagement with right-leaning podcasters, and attacked Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes.
On Monday, Vice President Vance hosted a roast disguised as a reconciliation at the Venetian hotel in Las Vegas, charming the Republican Jewish Coalition with a 30-minute Q&A peppered with antifascist vibes and a spicy dose of immigrant-bashing. Vance, who’s apparently auditioning for 2028 president while tiptoeing through the mines of GOP Jewish donors, called Israel 'extremely important' but blamed 'Third World immigrants' for importing 'ancient ethnic hatreds'—because nothing says bridge-building like a cultural ejection seat. He even reminisced about a deep chat with conservative activist Charlie Kirk on antisemites being 'corrosive to the soul.' Meanwhile, his bromance with Tucker Carlson didn’t come up, but he meticulously denounced Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes as pure evil. Vance's public face-smash with Netanyahu over the Iran war and cozy chats with Joe Rogan about Israeli diplomats wanting endless conflicts shows he's juggling fiery hot potatoes and trying not to drop them before 2028. Michigan voters got the pre-tour sales pitch, accusing Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed of sympathizing more with synagogue attackers than victims. Sounds like Vance’s 2028 mantra is ‘talk tough, walk the tightrope, and sass the podcasters.'
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(1 of 3)Vance's 'olive branch' is more like a hurl from a crow’s nest saying 'don’t bring your ancient family drama here'—all while ghosting Tucker Carlson backstage.
Vance throwing shade at 'Third World immigrants' at a Jewish group meeting is like offering matzah and then slapping it with a hummus ban.
Watching Vance juggle Netanyahu, Joe Rogan, and Tucker Carlson is the political equivalent of a reality show called 'How Not To Lose Your Jewish Audience 101.'
Source: Axios | Published: 9/1/2026 | Author: Alex Isenstadt
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