A Second Photo of JD Vance in Drag Goes Viral

Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Faces Hypocrisy Accusations

Republican vice presidential candidate and Ohio Sen. JD Vance is facing accusations of hypocrisy after a second photo from his law school days surfaced, apparently showing him dressed in a skirt.

The photo was shared on Twitter by Matt Bernstein, a former Democratic congressional candidate from Ohio. Bernstein claims that the photo was taken at a Halloween party at Yale Law School in 2003.

Vance has not commented on the photo, but his campaign has dismissed it as a "smear" and an attempt to "distract" from his opponent's record.

Disgraced Former Congressman Weighs In

Disgraced former congressman George Santos has also weighed in on the viral photos, calling them "disgusting" and "unpatriotic." Santos, who is facing multiple investigations into his campaign finances and personal history, has been a vocal critic of Vance.

In a statement, Santos said that Vance's "behavior is an affront to our nation and its values." He called on Vance to "withdraw from the race and seek help."

Vance's campaign has not responded to Santos's comments.

Conclusion

The release of the second photo of JD Vance in drag has further fueled the controversy surrounding his candidacy. The photos have been met with criticism from both Democrats and Republicans, and have raised questions about Vance's judgment and fitness for office.

It remains to be seen how the controversy will impact Vance's campaign. However, the photos have certainly cast a shadow over his candidacy and will likely continue to be a source of debate in the months leading up to the election.