JD Vance walks into a Pennsylvania diner, what happens next is unbelievable

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Jul 21, 2025

Vice President JD Vance visited a Pennsylvania diner to meet with locals last week, and the raw, unscripted moment will show you who Vance really is beneath the surface.

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Vance walked into the humble establishment, and ordered some food for himself and his wife before greeting every single patron in the place. He eventually made his way to the back of the restaurant where a table of older veterans were sitting. One gentlemen, a Korean War veteran, had 2 Purple Hearts.

“You were in the Marines?” the old timer asked Vance.

“I was, Semper Fi!” Vance answered back with a big smile.

Watch the incredible MAGA moment here:

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