Once we finally make VOTER ID federal law and stop mail in ballots the Democrats will NEVER win another election. Anyone doubt that? pic.twitter.com/3UWliAULwf — SaltyGoat (@SaltyGoat17) November 24, 2025

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I’m sure when JD Vance was writing his best seller “Hill Billy Elegy,” he was not expecting it to be used like this! A new report by authorities in Ohio has revealed a man used Vance’s memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” to smuggle drugs into prison. The move by the drug smuggler is quite shocking considering in Vance’s book he talks about how drugs wreaked havoc on his family. Drugs sneaked into Ohio prison soaked into the pages of JD Vance’s ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ https://t.co/ahRB9z8l5C pic.twitter.com/1o4B3PguxP — New York Post (@nypost) November 25, 2025 CBS News reported more details on “Hill Billy Elegy” being used to smuggle drugs into prison: Vice President JD Vance’s memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” has a storied history as a New York Times bestseller, as the then-31-year-old’s introduction to the nation as a “Trump whisperer,” as a divisive subject among Appalachian scholars and, eventually, as a Ron Howard-directed movie. Its latest role? Secretly transporting drugs into an Ohio prison. The book was one of three items whose pages 30-year-old Austin Siebert, of Maumee, southwest of Toledo, has been convicted of spraying with narcotics and then shipping to Grafton Correctional Institution disguised as Amazon orders. The others were a 2019 GRE Handbook and a separate piece of paper, according to court documents. On Nov. 18, U.S. District Judge Donald C. Nugent sentenced Siebert to more than a decade in prison for his role in the drug trafficking scheme. Siebert and an inmate at the prison were caught in a recorded conversation discussing the shipment. He either didn’t know or didn’t care that a central theme of “Hillbilly Elegy” is the impact of narcotics addiction on Vance’s family and the broader culture. “Is it Hillbilly?” the inmate asks. “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” Siebert replies, momentarily confused. Then, suddenly remembering, he says, “Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That’s the book, the book I’m reading. (Expletive) romance novel.” Charlie Kirk was a fan of the book. Take a look: Hillbilly Elegy has sold 600,000 copies in the last 10 days. The film has been a Top 10 movie on Netflix for 10 days. The more people know JD Vance, the more they like him, and millions of Americans are getting exposed to his story as we speak. — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) July 25, 2024 CBS News reported shortly after Trump selected Vance as his running mate sales of Hill Billy Elegy soared: JD Vance published his bestselling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” in 2016, just months before former President Donald Trump won his first presidential campaign. Now, with Trump announcing Vance as his running mate on Monday, the book is back in the news — and at the top of the bestseller lists. Trump’s decision to pick Vance out of a crowd of vice presidential hopefuls has also boosted viewership of the film adaptation of “Hillbilly Elegy,” with streams of the Ron Howard-directed 2020 movie surging 1,180% on July 15, according to research firm Luminate. As of Wednesday morning, the film was ranked as the fourth-most streamed show on Netflix. Viewers watched the film for a combined 19.2 million minutes on Monday, the day Vance was picked as Trump’s running mate, compared with 1.5 million minutes on the prior day, Luminate said. “Hillbilly Elegy” also tops Amazon’s Kindle bestseller list, surging from No. 220 prior to Trump’s announcement. Sales of the book now total at least 1.6 million copies, according to Circana, which tracks around 85% of hardcover and paperback sales. Vance’s book, which details his roots in rural Kentucky and blue-collar Ohio, was an immediate hit and made him a national celebrity. The memoir became a cultural talking point after Trump’s presidential victory in 2016, with some readers seeking insights from the book about Trump’s appeal to rural voters.

This is why it’s important to pay your taxes! Republican Senator of West Virginia is facing the heat from the Federal government. The Federal government is suing Gov. Justice for failing to pay $5 million in back taxes. The Guardian reported more on the lawsuit against Justice and provided further details on the back taxes owed: Jim Justice, the Republican US senator, and his wife have agreed to pay more than $5m that the couple owes in back taxes shortly after they were sued over the 16-year-old debt by the federal government. The lawsuit, filed Monday in federal court in their home state of West Virginia, maintained that the Justices had received notice from the US treasury department of the funds due since 2009 but had “neglected or refused to make full payment of those assessments”. The suit demanded that Jim and Cathy Justice – a member of West Virginia’s state board of education – pay back the balance of nearly $5.2m along with any other relief that the court deemed “just and proper”. A separate filing later on Monday said the US justice department had struck a settlement with the political couple, who agreed to satisfy the full amount “plus statutory interest and other additions to tax accruing thereafter”. The agreement was pending a judge’s approval. Justice’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment early on Tuesday. He had previously sought to dismiss as political attacks attempts to collect on financial debts for which he was on the hook. Monday’s lawsuit against Justice – a coal mining heir – and his wife came after the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in October filed more than $8m in liens against the Justices over unpaid personal taxes. Furthermore, West Virginia tax collectors placed a $1.4m lien on the luxurious Greenbrier hotel resort that their family owns and operates in White Sulphur Springs, a community in the Alleghany Mountains. The Justice family only narrowly avoided foreclosure for the Greenbrier by reaching an agreement with a credit collection company in August 2024. They bought the 246-year-old property – whose guests have included US presidents from Martin van Buren to Donald Trump – out of bankruptcy in 2009 for $20.1m. Justice who previously was the Governor of West Virginia became a household name after bringing his dog “baby dog” to the Senate floor. Take a look: New: West Virginia Senator Jim Justice and his wife Cathy Justice have agreed to pay over $5 million in unpaid income taxes that the IRS said dated back to 2009 pic.twitter.com/dAFbMs15SX — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) November 25, 2025 Politico previously reported Justice owed $8 million in back taxes: In October, POLITICO reported that the Internal Revenue Service had filed a notice of a federal tax lien against Justice, listing him and his wife with over $8 million in unpaid assessments. Justice’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. But the senator has taken an optimistic tone in the past. “I think the bottom line, the whole thing is we have a dispute,” he said of the IRS lien in October. “I think they owe me a whole lot more money than I owe them.” And he has continued to live in luxury, spending the first several months of his Senate term commuting to Washington daily on a private jet as he scouted homes in the area.