J.D. Vance delivers soul-stirring first remarks as Trump’s VP
SUMMARY
Senator J.D. Vance made his debut address as Donald Trump’s running mate at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The 39-year-old Ohio senator delivered an emotional speech, highlighting his working-class upbringing and his mother’s battle with addiction. Officially nominated on Monday, Vance saved his remarks for the third night, sharing his vision for America and emphasizing his commitment to working Americans. Drawing from his memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy," he contrasted his youth with President Biden’s lengthy political career, blaming Biden for economic hardships in small towns. Vance praised Trump’s resilience after a recent assassination attempt and underscored his dedication to unity. He honored his grandmother and mother, celebrating his mom’s sobriety. Vance pledged to serve all Americans and restore the American Dream, promising to remember his roots every day in the White House.
