US EditionTruth behind whether JD Vance broke Vatican protocol as photo of him in Sistine Chapel sparked backlash
- The Vatican granted Vice President JD Vance's travel team permission to take photographs in the Sistine Chapel, where such actions are usually prohibited, according to a source familiar with Vance's travel team.
- The Vatican also released video of Vance's tour in addition to the photos taken by his team, as noted by Kolvet.
- Critics wrongly assumed that Vance's team lacked permission to photograph inside the Chapel.
- Vance's visit included a Good Friday Service at St. Peter's Basilica and Easter Sunday mass at the Papal Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls.
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Media Quickly Fact-Checked After Accusing VP Vance Of ‘Embarrassing Gaffe’ * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Russell Bartlett
Mainstream media rushed to criticize Vice President JD Vance for an alleged gaffe during his visit to the Sistine Chapel. But did they get the facts right? Discover the surprising truth behind the headlines and the real story of his trip.
Critics Falsely Accuse Vance Of ‘Embarrassing Gaffe’ In The Sistine Chapel
Critics of JD Vance falsely accused the vice president of committing a faux pas while visiting the Vatican, claiming that Vance’s team did not have permission to take photos in the Sistine Chapel. But a source familiar with Vance’s travel team told The Daily Wire that the Vatican gave the vice president’s official photographer permission ...
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