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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 12:43 pm
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Vice President JD Vance took an unexpected detour when a young voter asked him about one of the biggest financial pressures facing her generation. During a Fox News town hall at Texas Christian University, Kate White, vice president of the school’s Turning Point USA chapter, asked how young people are supposed to marry and start families when the average home price has climbed above $415,000. Vance thanked her, then opened his response by noting that after several questions, only one had been about Ohio Sen. Jon Husted’s “a**,” referring back to an earlier exchange with host Jesse Watters. Watters had already asked Vance about President Donald Trump’s repeated public comments about Husted’s physique, a running campaign joke that has followed the Ohio senator during his closely watched election against Sherrod Brown. Vance did eventually turn to White’s actual concern. He acknowledged that Republicans have not paid enough attention to affordability problems affecting younger Americans and argued that housing costs have been pushed higher partly by undocumented immigration and purchases by Wall Street firms and foreign investors. He also offered personal advice, saying he wishes he and Usha Vance had married and started having children earlier and encouraging young people not to wait until their financial circumstances feel perfect. The Husted remark quickly became the part of the exchange circulating online, largely because of the contrast between White’s question about homeownership and starting a family and Vance’s decision to begin with the unrelated joke. The broader affordability discussion continued afterward, but that opening moment became the immediate focus of coverage and criticism. (@foxnews) (Source: Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, The Independent)
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