The leaked document, an internal profile of JD Vance, is painfully boring.
Ken Klippenstein, a journalist who previously worked at The Intercept before starting his own Substack, published an internal document from Donald Trump’s presidential campaign Thursday. The document wastied to the Iranian government before being shopped around to various news outlets that all refused to publish the material. But Klippenstein published the entire 271-page document and we’re sad to say it’s incredibly boring.
The locations of Vance’s homes are easy enough to find online, especially since news outlets have written stories about how left-leaning his neighborhood in Alexandria, Virginia,. As for the social security number, Gizmodo found it in the document and it appears to be a handful of numbers that don’t include the last four digits.
The elements that aren’t just news clippings include some voter registration information, investment information, and property tax records. But it’s all very boring. There’s also an analysis of Vance’s strengths and weaknesses as a potential candidate—at least how the Trump campaign sees it. Vance has previously opposed the repeal of the Affordable Care Act and urged against cuts to Medicaid, positions the Trump folks clearly thought were bad.
Right-wing influencers like Malaysia-based Ian Miles Cheong were quick to defend Musk and the ban on Klippenstein, insisting that the journalist had invaded Vance’s personal privacy and “doxxed” him.
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