JD Vance started a non-profit that claimed it would help fix Ohio's opioid epidemic.
Instead, it funneled money to Vance's political advisor and spent tens of thousands on political polling.
The only person who JD Vance's non-profit helped was JD Vance. We can't trust him.

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So 25% of Wharton students believe the average American earns more than $100,000 per year. Normally, I'd chuckle at how "stupid" these youngsters are. These days, I despair at the level of entitlement they display. If knowledge is power, America is really freaking weak, y'all.
I asked Wharton students what they thought the average American worker makes per year and 25% of them thought it was over six figures. One of them thought it was $800k. Really not sure what to make of this (The real number is $45k)
— Nina Strohminger (@NinaStrohminger) January 20, 2022
I’ve hesitated to use the term “treason,” but @JoeNBC is using it exactly as the Constitution defines it in Article III, Clause 1:
“Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them . . .”
The insurrection levied War against the United States.
“Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them . . .”
The insurrection levied War against the United States.
.@joenbc: "It's treason. Donald Trump committed treason against the United States of America. And if you're wondering what January 6th is about, it's about treason." https://t.co/TzRxk1QtZw pic.twitter.com/YDhVApBaZp
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 12, 2022
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