J.D. Vance: If Abdul El-Sayed Can’t Empathize with the Children Attacked at the Mich. Synagogue, What Will He Do in Washington, D.C.?

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VANCE: “What he said about that attack is that troubled people cause trouble. I believe that’s the exact quote. He said troubled people cause trouble. He made an apology, Abdul El-Sayed made an apology for the very people who would perpetrate violence against hundreds of innocent American schoolchildren. You‘ve got to ask yourself, if he’s willing to empathize not with the children who almost had their lives destroyed at the most innocent and what should be the safest place in the world, their school, what is he going to do when he goes to Washington, D.C., when the cameras aren’t on?”