JD Vance's latest memoir was supposed to be a reflection on faith, identity and public life. Instead, much of the online conversation has centred on a children's book about inclusion, launched by a progressive activist, 'Petty Besties'.
As Vice President Vance's 'Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith' arrived in bookstores this week, a parallel campaign by content creator and activist Amanda McGonigle rapidly gained traction online. Her picture book, 'There's Always Room,' became the focus of a viral social media push that openly framed itself as political trolling.
