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Last week, Vice President-elect JD Vance weighed in on a question in a New York Times advice column.
The question to the columnist reads:
I have an 85-year-old neighbor who is a sweet friend and caring person. My issue is that she is very religious and I’m not at all. She prays for me and says it in person, texts and emails for even the most minor of situations.
I’ve told her my view of religion and that she doesn’t need to pray for me. She said she has to, otherwise she’s not following the Bible. I’m trying to ignore this but it’s really bothering me that she can’t respect my wishes. — Name Withheld
Vance shared a screenshot of the question, along with some advice of his own.
“What should you do? Accept it as a sweet gesture and stop being a weirdo,” he wrote.
“Or: consider that the woman praying for her neighbors has it more figured out than the person whining to the paper,” Vance added.
What should you do?
Accept it as a sweet gesture and stop being a weirdo.
Or: consider that the woman praying for her neighbors has it more figured out than the person whining to the paper. pic.twitter.com/jrmwJJeVeX
— JD Vance (@JDVance) December 18, 2024
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