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Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance revealed that former President Donald Trump took time to talk with Vance’s seven-year-old son while offering the senator the role of vice president. Vance talked to Fox News host Sean Hannity on the sidelines of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, about receiving Trump’s phone call on Monday evening. “I hope I’m not betraying too many confidences here, but when the president called me today to actually formally offer me to become, you know, the vice presidential nominee – which sounds crazy – my seven-year-old son was kind of making noise in the background,” Vance told Hannity about the call. “You know, I’m getting so embarrassed, I’m like, ‘Oh my God, Donald Trump is asking me to be his vice president.” “But then [Trump] actually has me put my seven-year-old son on the phone. If you think about this, everything that’s happened, the guy just got shot at a couple of days ago, and he takes the time to talk to my seven-year-old. It’s a moment I’ll never forget,” Vance said. Trump picked Vance because the Ohio senator was best suited to help the former president “save this country,” Vance said, relaying Trump’s sentiments on the phone call. “You can help me govern. You can help me win. You can help me in some of these midwestern states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and so forth,” Vance said. “He said rightfully that we have been very, very close for a long time, but especially since I endorsed you in 2022, and I would not have won that race without Donald Trump’s endorsement, and the president’s trust then and his partnership since then has been something I value a great deal,” Vance added. After Trump personally asked Vance to be his vice presidential running mate over the phone, the former president announced his choice on social media. “After lengthy deliberation and thought, and considering the tremendous talents of many others, I have decided that the person best suited to assume the position of Vice President of the United States is Senator J.D. Vance of the Great State of Ohio,” Trump said, adding that Vance “will continue to fight for our Constitution, stand with our Troops, and will do everything he can to help me MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.”

Sure, little kids make outrageous comments, but have you heard the things 8th graders have to say? If you’re a middle school teacher, you know exactly what can come out of the mouths of kids this age. That’s why Molly Dugan (Miss Dugan) shared some of the most memorable quotes she’s heard on the job. More specifically, though, each comment she shares is something that a student has said to her. Although Molly reads each quote from a piece of paper, she didn’t write them down soon after they happened. On the contrary, she was able to think of these off the top of her head. That is just how memorable they were! You will have no trouble understanding why once you watch her hilarious viral video below. @miss.dugan1 “8th graders will make fun of you but in an accurate way.” – John Mulaney @John Mulaney official ♬ original sound – Miss Dugan From critiquing the way she dresses and grades to asking brutal questions about her personal life, these 8th graders truly do not hold back. And, whether or not they realize it, they are also absolutely hilarious. Middle School Teacher Goes Viral for Sharing the Unexpectedly Brutal (and Hilarious) Things Her 8th Graders Say You might be thinking, “Aren’t these kids too harsh?” But don’t worry, Miss Dugan lets them know when they’ve crossed a line. Because she has tough skin, she’s not worried about herself. Rather, she wants to make sure her students speak kindly to others. “A lot of times it’s life lessons they need to learn that hey, I’m going to be OK but be wary about how you talk to people,” Molly says. “Sometimes I’ll add on and poke fun at myself, too, so it just depends on the nature of what was said.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Teacher Shares Hilarious “Things That My 8th Graders Have Said To Me” appeared first on InspireMore.

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