13 December 2025
Biography Flash: JD Vance's Viral Church Joke Sparks Culture War While Supreme Court Case Tests His 2028 Ambitions
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In the last few days, Vice President J.D. Vance has managed to turn a throwaway dad joke into a mini case study in modern politics, culture, and his own evolving public persona. According to the Economic Times and OK! Magazine, Vance posted on X that during church the Bible readings fell on pages 66 and 67, prompting his 5 year old to start chanting six seven over and over. He followed with the deadpan line that America should make a narrow exception to the First Amendment and ban these numbers forever, then doubled down in a second post asking where this bizarre kids trend even came from. Coverage from outlets including the New York Post, echoed by the Economic Times, traced the 6 7 chant back to the Skrilla track Doot Doot 6 7 and to TikTok, noting that Dictionary.com even named 67 its word of the year. OK! Magazine reports that Vance was promptly trolled by critics who called him unserious, while some parents jumped in to say they are living the same meme nightmare at home. Hola! USA highlighted how he folded his kids and their church life into the story, a softer domestic note that may matter long term to his image as a culture warrior who still plays relatable dad on social media.
On the more consequential front, Politico reports that Vance has been at the center of a major Supreme Court showdown over coordinated campaign spending between candidates and party committees, with multiple justices openly probing whether his preferred deregulation could invite legalized bribery. The case is widely viewed in Washington as a test of Vance’s 2028 ambitions and his role as a leading architect of a more aggressive Republican fundraising machine, a development that could shape both his biography and the money rules of future presidential races. Recent commentary from Salon and other opinion outlets continues to push unverified divorce rumors about Vance and his wife Usha, often grounded in ring free photos and body language analysis rather than hard fact; these remain firmly in the realm of speculation, with no confirmed filings or on the record statements to back them up.
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In the last few days, Vice President J.D. Vance has managed to turn a throwaway dad joke into a mini case study in modern politics, culture, and his own evolving public persona. According to the Economic Times and OK! Magazine, Vance posted on X that during church the Bible readings fell on pages 66 and 67, prompting his 5 year old to start chanting six seven over and over. He followed with the deadpan line that America should make a narrow exception to the First Amendment and ban these numbers forever, then doubled down in a second post asking where this bizarre kids trend even came from. Coverage from outlets including the New York Post, echoed by the Economic Times, traced the 6 7 chant back to the Skrilla track Doot Doot 6 7 and to TikTok, noting that Dictionary.com even named 67 its word of the year. OK! Magazine reports that Vance was promptly trolled by critics who called him unserious, while some parents jumped in to say they are living the same meme nightmare at home. Hola! USA highlighted how he folded his kids and their church life into the story, a softer domestic note that may matter long term to his image as a culture warrior who still plays relatable dad on social media.
On the more consequential front, Politico reports that Vance has been at the center of a major Supreme Court showdown over coordinated campaign spending between candidates and party committees, with multiple justices openly probing whether his preferred deregulation could invite legalized bribery. The case is widely viewed in Washington as a test of Vance’s 2028 ambitions and his role as a leading architect of a more aggressive Republican fundraising machine, a development that could shape both his biography and the money rules of future presidential races. Recent commentary from Salon and other opinion outlets continues to push unverified divorce rumors about Vance and his wife Usha, often grounded in ring free photos and body language analysis rather than hard fact; these remain firmly in the realm of speculation, with no confirmed filings or on the record statements to back them up.
Thanks for listening to this edition of JD Vance Audio Biography. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an update on J.D. Vance, and search the term Biography Flash for more great biographies.
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