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“Cold as S**t Here!” JD Vance Arrives in Greenland


VP JD Vance touched down in Greenland and opened with, “It’s cold as s***  here!”, because diplomacy works better when there’s rapport.

And rapport tends to flow where there’s humor and relatability.

Vance met with U.S. troops stationed at the icy Pituffik Space Base, where the temperature was -3°F.

He was joined by the second lady and President Trump officials as part of his push to bring Greenland into America.

Annexation talks are heating up, whether liberals want it or not.

Good times are coming back, and it seems Greenland will play a role.

He’s going to find out soon that the turtle neck sweater he’s wearing isn’t going to cut it.

When you’re going to below 0 temperature, you need to put on some seriously thick coats and jackets.

New York Post reports:

Vice President JD Vance arrived Friday in Greenland — which President Trump hopes to annex — and was ready with some humor, telling US military personnel: “It’s cold as s— here! Nobody told me.”

Vance, 40, said Air Force Two flew over some “pretty cool spots” approaching the northern coast of the world’s largest island before he sat down for lunch with some of the roughly 600 US troops at the Pituffik Space Base.

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The vice president was joined on his whirlwind stop in the Arctic by second lady Usha Vance, national security adviser Mike Waltz and Energy Secretary Chris Wright.

Trump has lobbied for Greenland’s roughly 56,000 residents to sever ties with Denmark and join the United States to boost American interests in the region, including control over important shipping routes and access to rare earth elements.

It was indeed frigid outdoors, where the temperature was -3 degrees Fahrenheit.

If only he had watched the film D2: Mighty Ducks, he would’ve been prepared.

This place looks like the ice planet Hoth.

You need serious warm gear if you’re going outside over there.



 

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