Harris camp's latest attack: Zero days since J.D. Vance insulted women

The campaign for Kamala Harris minced no words in its feisty response to J.D. Vance on Wednesday night, borrowing an old work-accident phrase to attack Donald Trump's running mate.

In a searing release, the Harris-Walz campaign said there have been zero days since "JD Vance insulted women across America."

Attached to the release was a meme — a tactic Harris' younger campaign team has weaponized since her endorsement atop the ticket — featuring a Simpsons character hanging a panel with the number "0" next to the phrase "days without" and superimposed text "insulting women."

The campaign jabbed that it was "a day ending y."

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"Which means yet another day of JD Vance and his Project 2025 agenda being an absolute menace to womankind."

The release added: "The internet is — literally — begging JD to be normal."

The Harris camp specifically called out Vance's interview on Fox News with host Laura Ingraham, in which he was asked about women who are concerned the Trump-Vance ticket will pass a national abortion ban.

"All these suburban women — all they care about is abortion and they don't understand the decision is with the states now," said Ingraham. "It's not banned nationally, even if certain people want it banned nationally, it's with the states. What do you say to suburban women out there who are marinating in this propaganda?"

Vance responded by saying: "Well, first of all, I don't buy that Laura. I think most suburban women care about the normal things that most Americans care about."

The Harris-Walz campaign also attacked newly resurfaced audio in which Vance revealed what he believes is the lone purpose of women who no longer ovulate.

The political news station Heartland Signal took to X Wednesday to share a podcast interview from April 2020 in which Vance discussed his mother-in-law's role in raising his son.

"It makes him a much better human being to have exposure to his grandparents," Vance said.

"That's the whole purpose of the post-menopausal female," Eric Weinstein, host of “The Portal,” said.

Vance replied, "Yes."

Sarafina Chitika said in a statement that Vance "thinks he gets to tell women how to live our lives."

"He and Donald Trump want to control if and when women have children, ban abortion nationwide, and restrict access to IVF and birth control. They need to mind their own damn business."

"Women are sick of Trump, Vance, and their Project 2025 obsession with controlling private decisions," she added. "We'll shut the door on them this November."