A social media influencer set her sights on Vice President JD Vance, targeting the vice president with a vicious attack on his mother.
Posting under the name Jo, the X account with over a million followers called Vance’s mother, Beverly Carol Aikins, a “drug addict abusive whore” and ridiculed Vance over his “f*cked up adolescence” and his multiple name changes, as detailed in his book, “Hillbilly Elegy.”
The great irony here is that in the deranged leftist’s malevolence, he/she berates Vance for being full of “hate” and for being “evil.”
This is one of the most evil posts I have ever seen.
There is something deeply wrong with this woman. https://t.co/M8JgghAXU7
— Kentucky Girl (@Kentuckygirl1) October 21, 2026
The reality is that, since the day President Donald Trump first came down the escalator in Trump Tower and entered American politics, the left has been nothing short of unhinged, spewing violent rhetoric and unprecedented hatred, justifying their despicable actions by likening Trump to the worst figures in world history for little more than wanting to make America great again.
Hatred that contributed to the atmosphere that led to conservative activist Charlie Kirk being brutally assassinated on a college campus — a sick tragedy that could very well repeat itself.
The lack of self awareness coming from JojofromJerz is astonishing.
She talks about hate and evil as she spits out demonic vitriol.
To use his childhood trauma against him is the most wild thing I have seen coming from the left since Charlie Kirk was murdered.
Let’s be really clear here. This is the rhetoric and level of hate that got Charlie Kirk assassinated.
We have watched this woman say vile and degrading things for years and years. Yet X keeps giving her a platform full of abuse.
Which will trigger the leftists into becoming rage robots. This rhetoric will get somebody hurt or killed again.
Why hasn’t she been demonetized and removed from the platform?
It’s one thing to have freedom of speech but another to consistently be hateful, hostile, and abusive towards conservatives in general.
This is targeted abuse and harassment.
She needs a therapist. Not a platform.
Unbelievable.
— Sassafrass84 (@Sassafrass_84) October 22, 2026
This is the same syndrome that killed Charlie Kirk.
These people are sick and programmed, and they think they’re justified in their actions. https://t.co/XVTXiyrRyB
— 🇺🇸Kev (@KevO4188) October 21, 2026
I genuinely wonder what someone has to have experienced in their own life to reach a point where they’re comfortable putting this level of hatred out into the world.
My own background isn’t all that different from Vice President Vance’s. I know firsthand that growing up in difficult circumstances can leave scars that follow you well into adulthood.
But to take someone’s childhood trauma, the instability they endured, and the circumstances they had absolutely no control over, then deliberately weaponize those experiences against them? That’s a level of cruelty I struggle to comprehend.
What makes this particularly reprehensible is that Vance’s story is one of overcoming those circumstances, not being defined by them. Jo took the most painful chapters of his childhood and turned them into ammunition for a vicious personal attack.
And in doing so, she revealed far more about her own character than she ever could about his.
This isn’t just hatred. It’s calculated cruelty directed at a child who had no control over the circumstances he was born into.
It’s evil. There’s no sugarcoating it.
— SharrellAnne (@SharrellAnne2) October 21, 2026
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Tom Tillison grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills. Tillison also contributes to BizPac Review.
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