Vance Condemns Psaki’s Comments on Wife Usha as ‘Disgraceful’
Vice President JD Vance recently criticized former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki for her “disgraceful” comments regarding his wife, Usha Vance. Speaking at a press conference in Israel, Vance condemned Psaki’s remarks, stating that the second lady is perfectly capable of speaking for herself.
Context of the Controversy
Psaki made her comments during an appearance on the podcast “I’ve Had It,” where she suggested that Usha Vance might be intimidated by her husband, describing JD Vance as “scarier” than former President Donald Trump. She playfully suggested that Usha should signal for help if she was unhappy, questioning her well-being.
Response from JD Vance
In response, JD Vance expressed pride in his marriage. He stated, “I’m very lucky to have a wonderful wife,” emphasizing that Usha’s presence during his trip to Israel is a source of honor for him.
Public Reaction
The backlash against Psaki’s comments was swift on social media. Critics took to various platforms to voice their opinions. Some notable responses included:
- Steven Cheung, Trump’s communications director, accused Psaki of imposing her personal issues onto others.
- Fox News contributor Joe Concha described Psaki’s remarks as indicating she is “not a good person.”
About Usha Vance
Usha Vance, an accomplished attorney, met JD Vance at Yale Law School. Her professional background includes working on complex civil litigation and serving as a clerk for notable judicial figures, including Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts and Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
The Vance family has three children: a son named Ewan, born in June 2017; a second son, Vivek, born in February 2020; and a daughter, Mirabel, born in December 2021.
Conclusion
JD Vance’s defense of Usha indicates a commitment to promoting respect and integrity in public discourse. The situation underscores the sensitivity surrounding discussions of personal relationships in the political arena.
