Controversial JD Vance Dossier Published, Sparks Debate Over Privacy and Free Speech

The leaked dossier, allegedly obtained by Iranian hackers, reveals Vance's past criticisms of Trump and raises questions about his vice-presidential candidacy.

Journalist Ken Klippenstein published a 271-page dossier on JD Vance, reportedly hacked by Iranian nationals, revealing Vance's past opposition to Trump and controversial policy stances.
The dossier includes Vance's criticism of Trump's fitness for office, his inconsistent conservatism, and his unorthodox views within the Republican Party.
Social media platform X, owned by Elon Musk, suspended Klippenstein's account for sharing the dossier, citing the publication of unredacted private information.
The incident draws parallels to the 2020 Hunter Biden laptop story, highlighting the challenges social media platforms face in moderating hacked or sensitive content.
Federal authorities have indicted three Iranian nationals for their involvement in the hacking campaign aimed at disrupting the 2024 election by leaking sensitive campaign materials.