Richard Grenell tells Ro Khanna his 'Victim Culture' should get out too

Richard GrenellRepublican political adviser and former acting director of national intelligence, posting on X

Replying to Khanna's post about the remark, Grenell writes that the 'Victim Culture' Khanna pushes is un-American and should get the hell out of here too.

“the Victim Culture you always push is unAmerican and it should get the hell out of here, too.”

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Richard Grenell on X: reply to Ro Khanna about Vance's remark · Richard GrenellX post

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Ro Khanna on X: 'Even I didn't believe you would go this low' · Ro KhannaX post

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JD Vance tells Angie Nixon to 'get the hell out of here' over her socialist label; Nixon says Florida is her home

At a campaign rally in Lakeland, Florida, on October 1, 2026, Vice President JD Vance said that when Angie Nixon, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida, calls herself a socialist, the right response is to say 'then get the hell out of here. You don't belong in America, if those are your views.' Nixon answered on X that Florida is her home and that her ancestors built the country. Rep. Ro Khanna wrote that Vance had told a Black woman descended from enslaved people to leave America, and Richard Grenell replied that Khanna's 'Victim Culture' should get out too.

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Richard Grenell on X: reply to Ro Khanna about Vance's remark (opens in a new tab) · Richard GrenellX post

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Richard Grenell posted this reply to Ro Khanna's post about Vance's remark on the evening of October 1, 2026, Eastern time.

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Ro Khanna on X: 'Even I didn't believe you would go this low' (opens in a new tab) · Ro KhannaX post

About this source

Rep. Ro Khanna posted this on X on October 1, 2026, quoting a post by Aaron Rupar that shared video of Vance's remark about Nixon.

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Before the quotation

Grenell's post replies to Khanna's post, which says Vance told 'a Black woman who is a descendant of enslaved people to leave America.'

After the quotation

Grenell's reply is addressed to Khanna and Vance, and it applies Vance's phrase to Khanna's argument rather than to Nixon.

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The case concerns Vance's statement at the Lakeland rally that Nixon should 'get the hell out of here' and does not belong in America if she calls herself a socialist. Grenell does not address Nixon. He rejects Khanna's description of the remark as telling a descendant of enslaved people to leave America, calls that 'Victim Culture' and turns Vance's phrase on it, which disputes how the remark is characterized.

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