“I grew up in a Hindu household that was a very stable household...”

"I grew up in a Hindu household that was a very stable household. I have not felt the same need to seek something different that he (JD Vance) has," says US Second Lady Usha Vance on her religion and her husband's conversion to Catholicism pic.twitter.com/boDlPGGAxF

Usha is literally saying "I'm not from a broken family so I didn't feel the need to convert to another religion"Holy Shit https://t.co/uOTOjl2wBr

Usha Vance truly understands her husband—but also the entire Groyper movement that her husband tries to corral to his cause, even as they attack his wife. It is composed mostly of disaffected men from broken homes, desperate for belonging, identity, and fatherly guidance. https://t.co/DaaPrUE32F

She was pointing out that he grew up in an unstable household and felt the need to change his religious views for that reason. JD claimed to be an Atheist when he married her. Then 'converted' to Catholicism iirc in the late 2010s. This rarely happens. Non Believers don't… https://t.co/TZxj15o7E2

This is such a brutal answer that MAGA fans won't even understand that they have been brutalised.Maybe even Vance didn't 🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/YHT0XghuEf

This might be the nastiest read I’ve ever seen someone give sitting next to a person 😂 https://t.co/oQLp1He1UB

She seems like a real smart ass for trying to humiliate her husband in this way. A good wife would have probably just said that she hasn't yet come to believe in Catholicism personally or something along those lines, not shame him for his background or upbringing. https://t.co/cyQJsdPhLG

Religion is a personal journey. Vance opened the door to this line of questioning through his own discussions about faith over the past year. While his responses may resonate with some and win over certain audiences, they are also likely to alienate others and cost him support… https://t.co/War6RSPrtU

This article originally appeared on HuffPost.