JD Vance Shows Kamala Harris How to Respond When Someone Says “JESUS IS KING!”

That’s how it’s done, folks! JD Vance just gave us a masterclass in how to handle a crowd—and it’s a lesson Kamala Harris should take notes on. At a rally for Ohio Senator JD Vance, someone shouted out, “Jesus is King!” Now, how did Vance respond? With a mic-drop moment: “That’s right, Jesus IS King!” Boom! That’s how you connect with the people.

Now, let’s rewind to just a few days ago when Kamala Harris faced the same situation. Someone at her rally shouted, “Jesus is Lord,” and what did she say? “Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally!” Wrong rally? Really? Harris didn’t just fumble; she essentially told those folks their faith didn’t belong there. Awkward, to say the least.

Two completely different reactions to someone in the crowd claiming Jesus is King and Lord.

JD Vance: That's right, Jesus is king.
Kamala Harris: You're at the wrong rally.

Choose wisely America.

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This moment couldn’t make the lines any clearer between two visions for America. On one side, you have JD Vance and the MAGA movement, a group that stands for everything that matters: God, Family, Freedom, America First. Vance’s instant reaction is a reflection of this—he embraces faith, liberty, and the values that made this country strong. Compare that to the other side, where it feels like faith is something to be mocked or dismissed, and American values are often treated as a punchline.

When Harris brushed off those rally-goers, it felt like a perfect summary of where today’s Democrats stand: distant from the values of everyday Americans. Let’s not forget, this is the same Kamala Harris who spent her time in the Senate fighting for policies that put America last—whether it’s pushing for open borders or supporting abortion on demand. Now, her campaign’s latest crisis? Sending out Barack Obama to shame black men into supporting her. Spoiler alert: it didn’t work. Black men aren’t buying what Harris is selling, and neither is middle America.

So, when JD Vance stood strong and declared, “Jesus is King,” he wasn’t just saying it for applause. He was reflecting the values of millions of Americans who are tired of being told their beliefs don’t belong. And that, my friends, is how you win.