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However, when Maher introduced herself during the Q&A session, the audience quickly expressed their displeasure. The boos were accompanied by smiles, suggesting a mix of frustration and light-hearted defiance rather than outright anger. Maher, though taken aback, managed a nervous laugh before asking about the recent political rapprochement between Trump and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp.
“How did Trump go from calling him disloyal and an average governor to praising him and thanking him for his support?” Maher inquired, following up with, “And why is it so important to have his support and a unity there?”
Vance responded by emphasizing the inclusivity of the Republican Party, stating, “Because we’re a big tent party. The president just got RFK’s endorsement. He just got Tulsi Gabbard’s endorsement. And on the other side, he’s got Nikki Haley’s endorsement. He’s got Brian Kemp’s endorsement.”
He continued, “He is the president of common sense in this country. People are sick of being lied to and they’re sick of the craziness.”
Vance acknowledged the past tensions between Trump and Kemp but stressed that both leaders are prioritizing the nation over personal grievances. “They’re both big enough to put the country over personal interest,” Vance asserted, adding that their shared goal is to “kick that insane politician named Kamala Harris out of the White House.”
CNN’s recent coverage has shown moments of balance, but the network’s decision to cut away during Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s endorsement of Trump—particularly when Kennedy criticized Harris—didn’t go unnoticed by Trump’s supporters. The incident highlighted the ongoing skepticism toward the network among the former president’s base.
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In a move that’s likely to add to the controversy, Vice President Kamala Harris chose CNN for her first sit-down interview since announcing her candidacy nearly 40 days ago. The interview, with Trump-critic Dana Bash, will be taped and aired later, ensuring that any potential missteps can be edited out.
Given the network’s history and the tensions evident at the Erie event, it’s clear why CNN continues to be a focal point of frustration among Trump supporters. The boos that greeted Maher at the Vance event were just the latest manifestation of this ongoing media-political clash.
