JD Vance Claims Teens Are Transsexual To Increase Chances Of Getting Into Ivy League Schools

J. D. Vance said during an interview with a podcaster Joe Rogan that teenagers become “trans” to better themselves chances of getting into Ivy League schools.

In a three-hour episode The Joe Rogan Experience which was released on Thursday, The Ohio senator and Republican vice presidential candidate also claimed that some women “celebrate” their abortions and that studies show that “testosterone levels in young men” are linked to “conservative politics.”

Vance has spent a lot of time criticizing transgender and non-binary people, and added that he believed him and the former president Donald Trump the “normal gay vote” will most likely win.

The first-term senator argued that children in some white families believe being transgender will increase their chances of getting into Ivy League schools. There is no evidence that transsexuals increase the chances of getting into a particular school.

“If you’re a middle-class or upper-middle-class white parent and the only thing you care about is whether your kid goes to Harvard or Yale, obviously that path has gotten a lot harder for a lot of upper-middle-class kids,” Vance said. .

He added: “But the only way these people can participate in the DEI bureaucracy in this country is if they are transgender.”

DEI – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – is a framework that aims to promote fair treatment of all people.

Trump also recently appeared on Rogan’s show as he and Vance try to get young male voters to the polls through a podcast series.

During the interview, Vance claimed that liberal women publicly celebrated their abortions, including “baking birthday cakes and writing about it” online.

“I think very few people are celebrating,” Rogan replied.

“For a lot of people, one of the problems is that men make decisions about what women can and can’t do,” the comedian told Vance. “And one of the most troubling aspects of this … say if you live in a state like Texas that has restrictions on when you can have an abortion, I think it’s about six weeks, which is how many people think about it At that point, you can’t even tell if you’re pregnant or not, and that puts a lot of women in a very vulnerable position.”

He added: “And then there’s this idea that they can go to another state where it’s legal and have an abortion, but they can be prosecuted for it in their state. That worries me.”

Vance claimed he hadn’t heard of anyone being detained for traveling to get an abortion.

“I don’t like the idea of ​​making it clear that people are being arrested for moving around the country freely,” the senator said.

During one part of the discussion, Vance asked Rogan, “Have you seen all these studies that basically link testosterone levels in young men to conservative politics?”

“Maybe that’s why the Democrats want us all to be (in)… unhealthy and overweight… because that means we’re going to be more liberal, right? If you make people less healthy, they obviously become more politically liberal,” he added.