
The Vice President of the United States has just made quite the explicit gesture to a crowd mere hours after President Donald Trump dropped the F-bomb in a rant about Israel and Iran.
It seems like the Trump administration is really amping up the vulgarity recently, after the 79-year-old Republican was seen leaving for the NATO summit on Tuesday (24 June) when he hit out at the two nations for allegedly violating a ceasefire, claiming they 'don't know' what they're doing.
"We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard, that they don't know what the f**k they're doing," Trump said.
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Finishing his response, the politician told the group of reporters: "Do you understand that?"
And now, seemingly following suit, JD Vance has flipped his middle finger up while telling a story at a Republican dinner in Ohio yesterday.
Attacking who he described as 'pink-haired people', the VP told the crowd: "I know it’s not always easy to be a political candidate, trust me. In Washington, D.C. they have this thing, I think it means we’re No.1 in Washington, D.C."
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It was at this point that Vance flipped his middle finger to the crowd.
"But all the pink-haired people throw up this sign and I think that means we’re No.1 right? I choose to take that as that symbol in Washington," Vance added, continuing to hold his finger up while he spoke.

Responding to the now-viral moment, one X user exclaimed: "Holy sh*t we got president saying f*ck and vice president showing middle finger!"
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"Damn, a f*ck and a finger today. What in the hell will tomorrow bring?" speculated a second, while a third echoed: "F bombs and middle fingers! What a day!"
A fourth declared: "Trump was having a rowdy day and JD didn't want to miss the opportunity to hide in the news cycle lmaooo."
"Trump with F bombs and Vance with the finger.. the new face of America," lamented a fifth.
And a final X user noted: "JD Vance just threw up the MIDDLE FINGER live on national TV.
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"You can’t make this up. The Vice President of the United States is now doing middle school rebellion cosplay on C-Span like he’s auditioning for a Kid Rock tribute band."
This is not the first time Vance has sparked major outrage online recently. Just a day ago (24 June), he was called out after sharing a 'revolting' post amid the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel.
During all of the major global news updates about the world events, Vance took it upon himself to share a post on his 'exciting' experience as Vice President.
The post in question, which was uploaded to X yesterday afternoon (24 June) reads: "I wonder if other VPs had as much excitement as I do [cry laughing emoji]."
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Tyla has reached out to the White House for comment.
Topics: Donald Trump, JD Vance, News, Politics, Social Media, US News