Vice-president JD Vance spoke with demonstrators on Saturday in Cincinnati while they gathered in opposition from the position of the Trump administration on the war of Ukraine and Russia, initially reported by our press partners Wcpo in Cincinnati.
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Vance posted on social networks after the interaction condemning the demonstrators, saying that they followed him as well as his 3 -year -old daughter, says WCPO. Instead of ignoring the demonstrators, Vance spoke with them “in the hope that I could exchange a few minutes of conversation for them by leaving my toddler alone,” he wrote.
“It was a especially respectful conversation, but if you continue a 3 -year -old child as part of a political demonstration, you are as a person,” wrote Vance on X.
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Dozens of people have been gathered along William Howard Taft Road in Walnut Hills, many waving the Ukrainian flags, said WCPO.
Ann Henry, the woman who took the video of Vance engaging with demonstrators, says that the Vance post is a manufacture of the incident. She says that the group has spontaneously exceeded as they were heading for the neighboring demonstration, according to WCPO.
The video shows that the demonstrators ask Vances about the war in Ukraine and Russia, said WCPO.
“We think it is in the best interest of our (own people) and frankly in the best interest of Ukrainians for war to stop,” said Vance.
Vance also confirmed that Russia had invaded Ukraine in 2022, which contradicts President Trump's comments saying that Ukraine launched the war, WCPO said.
The demonstrators said that the United States sold the Ukrainians and that Vance did not agree.
“With respect, madam, I do not agree,” said Vance. “I think what we do is that we really for a diplomatic regulation.”
WCPO previously contacted the Vance team to find out why the vice-president was in Cincinnati this weekend, but they did not hear.
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