Donald Trump’s running mate has an endless reserve of creepy commentary.
In a 2020 podcast interview discussing the benefits of grandparents in children’s lives, Vance agrees when the host says, “That’s the whole purpose of the postmenopausal female.” But wait, the incredibly creepy takes don’t stop there! Later, while recounting that his wife’s mother lived with them for a year after the birth of their first son, Vance does not object to the host declaring that that is “this weird, unadvertised feature of marrying an Indian woman.
” Is it great that Vance’s children get to spend quality time with their grandparents? Of course! Is being an active part of a grandchild’s life incredibly rewarding for many people? Sure is! Yet Vance’s notion that a grandmother’s entire purpose in life is to care for her grandchild—and in his family’s case, temporarily give up a job in order to do so—is just yet another one of his stomach-churning beliefs.
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