Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Trump and his vice presidential pick, J.D. Vance. And we're basically going to talk about how Trump just made a pretty big error, a

mistake. Generally speaking, the vice presidential pick is somebody who

shores up the president's weaknesses. Trump picked somebody who was very similar to himself.

That's not really a surprise given, you know, last time.

But it's not going to help him.

It exacerbates all of Trump's weaknesses because they share

them. Foreign policy, trade, their habit of using inflammatory rhetoric. It's all there. It doesn't help Trump and showcases his weaknesses

even further. The other thing is that because of the events in Pennsylvania, the Democratic Party

was on its back foot trying to figure out how to adjust messaging.

They don't have to now because that has used his inflammatory rhetoric against Trump.

Vance has said in the past that he thought Trump was either a, let's see, I think he called him a cynical, oh, a cynical person, he didn't say a person,

like Nixon, or, and then he went on to compare him to that guy with the funny

mustache that ran Germany. His own vice presidential candidate did that. The Democratic Party

just got a gift when it comes to their messaging.

And then you have the electoral issue.

I am certain that Vance pulled very, very, very well among Trump's base at a national level.

The thing is, and got questions about this immediately from people,

Vance is not well-liked in Appalachia, in the Appalachians.

He's not well-liked there because of some of the things that he has said and you know his book here's here's the thing

when you hear that term you think of the deep dark hills of eastern Kentucky, you think of West Virginia,

that cultural region runs into Pennsylvania,

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