Quote by J.D. Vance Download Open image ““the first impulse is escape, but people who lurch toward the exit rarely choose the right door.”” — J.D. Vance ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.9 out of 5 (4 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“one’s innate desire for escape.’ Everyone needs to escape, don’t they? In one way or another, I mean.” — Alan Bradley Copy Share Image
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“Within two generations, the transplanted hillbillies had largely caught up to the native population in terms of income and poverty level.” — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
“Powerful people sometimes do things to help people like me without really understanding people like me.” — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
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“was my first indication that the policies of Mamaw’s “party of the working man”—the Democrats—weren’t all they were cracked up to be. Political scientists… — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
“A young man was sitting at home when a terrible rainstorm began. Within hours, the man’s house began to flood, and someone came to… — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
“As a culture, we had no heroes. Certainly not any politician--Barack Obama was then the most admired man in America (and likely still is),… — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
“To this day, being able to “take advantage” of someone is the measure in my mind of having a parent. For me and Lindsay,… — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
“As one book, Appalachian Odyssey, notes about the influx of hill people to Detroit: “It was not simply that the Appalachian migrants, as rural… — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
“As a 2011 Brookings Institution study found, “compared to 2000, residents of extreme-poverty neighborhoods in 2005–09 were more likely to be white, native-born, high… — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image
“There was, and still is, a sense that those who make it are of two varieties. The first are lucky: They come from wealthy… — J.D. Vance Copy Share Image