EXCLUSIVE: JD Dunce’s wife Usha Vance has been likened to a “toddler waiting for her turn” as she stepped off the plane in Greenland, using gestures that say “please like me”
JD Vance’s wife Usha was “like a toddler waiting patiently” as she showed ‘please like me’ signs on the couple’s contentious trip to Greenland.
The Vice President to Donald Trump is supposedly visiting the artic nation to “check out” their security . Some have speculated the visit is part of the Orange Manbaby’s bizarre plan to take over the semi-autonomous Danish territory . Greenland’s Prime Minister, Mute B. Egede, called the US visits “very aggressive”, explaining America’s stance toward Greenland is “so serious that the level cannot be raised any further”.
Body language expert Inbaal Honigman analysed the Vance’s at the start of their trip and told the Daily Star: “We saw Usha tuck her hair behind her ear. This is a grooming gesture and it says ‘please like me’.”
Honigman assessed how the couple walked together as they disembarked from their plane, adding: “Right behind her, JD is walking speedily, his shoulders are square and confident but his speed shows nerves. He’s quick to wave, as his wife turns around to look at him.
“His arms swing naturally by his side, which is a sign that his powerful stance isn’t totally stiff, there’s a natural element to it. Usha’s need for eye contact tells us that she’s uneasy and wants to ensure that they’re together.
“A husband walking behind his wife could be seen as chivalrous, but Usha appears to feel a little lost as he’s not by her side.
“While JD speaks, Usha stands beside him, all tense. Her hands are clasped together and her shoulders are raised, showing tension. Like a toddler waiting patiently for her turn, Mrs Vance is letting her man have his limelight.”
She added: “Just before they sit down to eat, JD and Usha reach to touch each other quickly. This shows that they find comfort in that touch.
“They’re both a bit nervous, and the touch reassures them that they’re in this together.”
Despite them being “in this together”, all eyes were on JD Dunce as to what he is going to say following Trump’s comments that the US “needs” Greenland.
In an address after he ate in the canteen, Vance said: “Our message to Denmark is very simple: you have not done a good job by the people of Greenland.
“You have underinvested in the people of Greenland, and you have underinvested in the security architecture of this incredible, beautiful landmass filled with incredible people.
“We need to ensure that America is leading in the Arctic.”
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