JD Vance Tells Supporters To Skip Donating: 'Groceries Cost What They Cost'
Summary
Vice President JD Vance sent a fundraising message telling people not to donate if they cannot afford it, saying “Groceries cost what they cost.” The message included a link to a Republican fundraising page with suggested donation amounts, which led to criticism from the Democratic National Committee.Key Facts
- The fundraising text was sent in Vice President JD Vance’s name.
- It told recipients not to donate if they cannot afford it, using the phrase “Groceries cost what they cost.”
- The message included a link to a Republican National Committee (RNC) fundraising page.
- The RNC page repeated the grocery cost message and showed suggested donation amounts, including a preselected $47.
- The Democratic National Committee (DNC) criticized the message, saying it ignored the financial struggles of American families.
- DNC spokesman Kendall Witmer said the Trump administration made everyday costs harder to afford.
- The fundraising campaign appears to be part of wider political fundraising efforts related to President Donald Trump’s administration.
- This story is still developing and more updates may follow.
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