US vice president JD Vance , who was addressing the Republicans’ midterm convention in Dallas on Thursday, slammed a protester for waving Mexican and Palestinian flags at the event. Vance, who is reportedly being viewed as a potential heir to the ‘Make America Great Again’ movement, asked the protester to move to Mexico instead of residing in the United States.
Vance’s response received a roar of approval from the crowd, the Associated Press reported. “Well, my friend, if you love Mexico so much, get your a— over there.
I’ll buy you a plane ticket,” he said.
Vance delivered his keynote at the Republican convention organised by Trump to urge the voters to save their party’s majorities in Congress.
Vote for Republicans to fight for ‘national birthright’: Vance
“We got to send a message this November. This country was handed down to us by our parents and their parents before them. Republicans are increasingly worried about the midterm elections, with both House and Senate majorities at risk. The party faces weak enthusiasm among voters, worries about the economy and affordability, and concerns over President Donald Trump’s low approval ratings.
We received this national birthright, and we are going to fight for it by electing Republicans this November,” he said. “Don’t give the country over to a bunch of crazy people because you happen to disagree with us on a policy issue here or there,” he said.
