Vice President Vance Surprises Liberals, Joins BLUESKY, Gets Suspended

Vice President JD Vance decided to open account over on BlueSky.

It’s basically the liberal version of Twitter.

This has to be an experiment. The Quartering thought so too.

Let’s see how it went…

Getting banned speed run.

I lasted about 30 minutes lol

— TheQuartering (@TheQuartering) June 18, 2025

You have to admit, he’s pulling a Jesus move, going to where the blind are.

But it wasn’t long before word spread and the liberals couldn’t deal.

JUST IN – UPDATE: JD Vance blocked by now over 30,000 people on Bluesky and STILL growing substantially.

Word is getting around on Bluesky after he joined and was critical of "care" for transgender youth. They are furious. https://t.co/4B97faAKkw pic.twitter.com/YuQhqGz8tY

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) June 19, 2025

And then…

Vice President JD Vance was permanently suspended from ‘Bluesky’ less than 20 minutes after making an account.

I’m sure it will replace 𝕏 in no time! pic.twitter.com/ml7MjPx4O7

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) June 18, 2025

Well, that was quick.

New York Post reports:

Vice President JD Vance was suspended from the left-leaning social media platform Bluesky on Wednesday, just minutes after joining and sharing his first post.

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“Hello Bluesky, I’ve been told this app has become the place to go for common sense political discussion and analysis,” Vance wrote in his first post on the X competitor. “So I’m thrilled to be here to engage with all of you.”

The vice president went on to weigh in on the Supreme Court’s ruling that upheld Tennessee’s restrictions on transgender medical treatments for minors.

“To that end, I found Justice [Clarence] Thomas’s concurrence on medical care for transgender youth quite illuminating,” Vance wrote, including a screenshot of the conservative justice’s statement agreeing with the 6-3 ruling.

“He argues that many of our so-called ‘experts’ have used bad arguments and substandard science to push experimental therapies on our youth,” the vice president continued. “I might add that many of those scientists are receiving substantial resources from big pharma to push these medicines on kids.”

“What do you think?”

Within 12 minutes of the post, and Vance announcing on X that he had joined the platform, his Bluesky account was suspended, according to Axios journalist Marc Caputo.

“Not found. Account has been suspended,” read a message on Vance’s Bluesky page.

The ban was brief, as the vice president’s account was reinstated just minutes later.

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Whew! He’s back.

He’s back only because somebody at blue sky panicked and hit a manual override of their censorship algo. Average people will not get the same treatment. These libs are a joke

— WiscoVet (@jj_wisco_vet) June 18, 2025

We wish VP Vance the best of luck reaching out to those in BlueSky.

What do you think?