George Santos Defends J.D. Vance Against Cross-Dressing Allegations, Says It’s Not Drag

George Santos is coming to the defense of J.D. Vance, who is currently facing allegations of dressing as a woman during his law school days. George insists that whatever Vance was doing, it does not qualify as drag.

The former GOP congressman told TMZ that the images purportedly showing Donald Trump‘s running mate in a blonde wig and a skirt look more like cross-dressing rather than genuine drag queen attire.

George has had his own experience with similar controversies. An old photo emerged, posted by a former friend in Brazil, showing him dressed as a drag performer. Unlike Vance, George openly admits being a full-fledged drag queen during his teenage years, whereas he suggests Vance’s attire was more of a playful costume from a college party.

According to George, if Vance’s photos were indicative of a drag queen, then the performers on “RuPaul’s Drag Race” would be considered actual women. Vance has not commented on the photos, and George questions whether maintaining silence is the best political approach.

George has some advice for Vance: embrace the situation and retaliate against the Political Left for attempting to shame him and wrongly label him a drag queen, especially when the Left advocates for legal protections for drag queens.

George emphasizes that he is well-versed in this subject and explains why Vance should not be concerned about how Trump views the situation.

When contacted, a representative for Vance declined to comment.