Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has raised concerns over the selection of JD Vance as a potential running mate for former President Donald Trump in the upcoming election. Speaking on Face the Nation, Schumer criticized the decision, highlighting Vance's controversial statements and past affiliations.

Schumer pointed out that Vance has faced criticism for labeling top Democrats, including Vice President Harris, as "childless cat ladies" and for his connections to white nationalists online. Additionally, Vance has been under scrutiny for his support of extreme policies and his past comment likening Trump to "America's Hitler."

The backlash against Vance has not been confined to Democrats, as even Republican commentators and lawmakers have expressed regret over his nomination. With Joe Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race likely opening the door for Vice President Harris, the selection of Vance has been questioned by political observers.

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro also cast doubt on Vance as a viable candidate, questioning whether Trump would have chosen him again given the current circumstances. The growing chorus of criticism surrounding Vance indicates a potential shift in Trump's decision-making process for his running mate.

As Trump faces pressure to reconsider his VP pick, the future of the Republican ticket remains uncertain leading up to the next election.