Second Lady Usha Vance’s Chilling Admission Ignites Fierce Backlash—But What Viewers Spotted Will Shock You
Military protocol generally limits when service members can break from their assigned positions, although immediate action may be required in the event of a genuine emergency.
While many viewers focused on the military personnel standing on the tarmac, others criticized Usha herself for attempting the descent while carrying a newborn and a large bag.
“She should be more careful, especially with a baby in her arms,” one person wrote.
Another comment was harsher: “Sh*tty parents to be traveling with such a young child… She almost fell out of the helicopter carrying it. Sad for the child.”
Others expressed, “Her husband should have stepped out first and offered his hand.”
The Vances were traveling to Alaska as JD prepared to headline a Republican National Committee rally supporting Republican Senator Dan Sullivan ahead of the midterm elections.
The couple brought their son, Alec Neel Vance, along because the trip was a family celebration of Usha’s visit to her 50th and final U.S. state
But the trip also had a personal significance for Usha because Alaska was the final U.S. state she needed to visit to complete her goal of seeing all 50 states.
Before the family left Joint Base Andrews, JD even joked about bringing a newborn along for the long journey.
“This is Usha’s 50th state,” he said, explaining why they were bringing their nine-week-old baby on the 7.5-hour trip to Alaska.
He added, “So if I give a speech tonight and I look haggard and stressed out, that’s exactly why.”
Alec was born on July 19 this year and is the fourth child of Usha and JD Vance.
He joined siblings Ewan, 9, Vivek, 6, and Mirabel, 4.
His birth was also notable because he became the first child born to a sitting U.S. vice president in more than 150 years.
“So what are they there for? If they can’t help the lady?… So these people are ornaments. What nonsense,” fumed one critic
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