After rumors about the Ohio Senator having sex with a couch to his ‘childless cat lady’ remarks on Kamala Harris, the 39-year-old Ohio Senator, is now grappling with serious accusations that extend beyond political rhetoric.
A damning article by Rolling Stone dated October 25, 2022 has now brought to light allegations of animal cruelty involving a company funded by Vance’s venture capitalist firm, Narya. According to the report, the firm AmplifyBio with financial backing from Vance, conducted brutal tests on live animals, including monkeys and dogs.
Now these revelations have ignited a firestorm of outrage and intensified scrutiny of Vance’s suitability for high office.
Rolling Stone’s investigation revealed harrowing details about the testing practices at AmplifyBio. The report claimed that many animals succumbed to toxic testing exposures, while others faced grim fates post-testing. Particularly alarming were incidents of “dreadful mistakes”: a lab monkey reportedly died after becoming trapped in faulty equipment, and technician errors resulted in severe burns to other monkeys’ genitals.
The article further disclosed that Vance personally owned up to $100,000 in the company’s non-public stock, based on SEC filings.
The backlash was swift after the article resurfaced on social media platforms. Critics did not hold back in their condemnation.
“How can we trust someone who funds such cruelty to hold any office, let alone the Vice Presidency?” one user tweeted vehemently. Another expressed dismay, saying, “This says a lot about Vance’s poor judgment and values.” “How is this man a viable candidate…?” another user questioned.
These allegations add to an already colorful history of controversies surrounding Vance.
From bizarre rumors about his personal life to his inflammatory comments about Kamala Harris, Vance has repeatedly found himself at the center of public and media scrutiny. However, the animal cruelty allegations represent a new and potentially more damaging challenge to his and Trump’s 2024 campaign aspirations.