JD Vance’s ‘Freudian slip’ makes Canada part of America
- Vice President JD Vance made an embarrassing “Freudian slip” when he described Canada as a “state,” rather than a country, as the tariff war between the two neighbors heats up.
- Vance was campaigning on behalf of Republican House candidate Paul LePage in Brewer, Maine, when he addressed the current tensions.
- “We have to remember, Canada is a state – sorry, Freudian slip,” the VP said, immediately realizing his error when his audience laughed.
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- Vice President JD Vance made an embarrassing “Freudian slip” when he described Canada as a “state,” rather than a country, as the tariff war between the two neighbors heats up.
- Vance was campaigning on behalf of Republican House candidate Paul LePage in Brewer, Maine, when he addressed the current tensions.
- “We have to remember, Canada is a state – sorry, Freudian slip,” the VP said, immediately realizing his error when his audience laughed.
Sources: The Independent