As the race for White House hots up, the personal lives of the candidates have come under scrutiny. The Republican US Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance recently expressed his displeasure over comments by white supremacist Nick Fuentes targeting his wife's Indian routes.
Answering host Margaret Brennan's question on this 'hate following the White House, on CBS' 'Face the Nation', Vance said, "It's going to follow us wherever we go because that's the nature of public life in America and it's disgraceful, adding, "I love my wife. I'm very proud of her. I'm extremely lucky to have met her and to have gotten the chance to build a life with her. And my attitude on this is, people want to attack me, attack my policy views, they're welcome to. I signed up for it. My wife didn't sign up for it."
