Coverage dated April 18, 2022

JD Vance, a Trump-endorsed Senate candidate, once told his college roommate that he thought Trump could be 'America's Hitler'

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In a Facebook message from 2016, Vance said the Republican Party had "only itself to blame" for Trump's rise to power.

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  1. Insider

    JD Vance, a Trump-endorsed Senate candidate, once told his college roommate that he thought Trump could be 'America's Hitler' (opens Insider)

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    In a Facebook message from 2016, Vance said the Republican Party had "only itself to blame" for Trump's rise to power.

  2. The Week

  3. Hot Air

    J.D. Vance said Trump might be "America's Hitler" in 2016 text message (opens Hot Air)

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    Josh McLaurin, who attended Yale Law School with Vance and has served in the Georgia House of Representatives since 2019, previously alluded to the conversation with Vance in a tweet posted Thursday....

  4. Cleveland Scene

    J.D. Vance Wondered Whether Trump Was ‘America’s Hitler,’ Says Former Roommate Sharing Screenshot (opens Cleveland Scene)

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    A state representative from Georgia has thrown a wrench into what was supposed to be something of a coronation for Republican U.S. Senate candidate J.D....

  5. Ohio Capital Journal

    Vance wondered whether Trump "America's Hitler," says former roommate sharing screenshot (opens Ohio Capital Journal)

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    A Georgia state representative has thrown a wrench into what was supposed to be a coronation for Republican U.S. Senate candidate J.D. Vance.

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