'Anti-Christian bigotry': JD Vance calls out news agency AP for 'attacking' Pete Hegseth over controversial tattoo
JD Vance has accused the Associated Press (AP) of 'anti-Christian bigotry' for a report focusing on a tattoo worn by Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's pick for defense secretary. The tattoo, 'Deus Vult,' is a Christian motto that has also been adopted by some white supremacist groups. The AP previously retracted an article about Vance in July.
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JD Vance has accused the Associated Press (AP) of 'anti-Christian bigotry' for a report focusing on a tattoo worn by Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's pick for defense secretary. The tattoo, 'Deus Vult,' is a Christian motto that has also been adopted by some white supremacist groups. The AP previously retracted an article about Vance in July. 
