JD Vance Invokes Charlie Kirk’s Family in Republican Midterm Convention Speech
Vance cast Democrats as hostile to nuclear families and sparred with a protester waving a Mexican flag during his convention speech.
- Vice President JD Vance addressed the Republicans' midterm convention in Dallas, Texas, on Thursday, delivering remarks centered on family values and attacking Democrats' positions.
- Reflecting on the one-year anniversary of right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk's assassination on September 10th last year, Vance honored his late friend during the convention.
- Vance cited a Michigan candidate who allegedly said, "F the nuclear family," contrasting such remarks with his own devotion to his four-year-old daughter Little Mira and newborn son.
- Second Lady Usha Vance declined to introduce her husband in Dallas, telling RNC organizers, "Hell no, I got four kids to take care of," Vance told the audience.
- During the convention, Vance confronted a protester waving a Mexican flag, telling the individual to "get your a--" back in characteristic MAGA rhetoric.
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Vice President JD Vance took to the GOP convention stage in Dallas on Thursday in what served as a re-introduction ahead of a widely anticipated run for the party’s presidential nomination in 2028.
Vance’s Prime-Time Speech Kicks Off Sprint to 2028
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Vance: MAGA's millennial messenger for the midterms
DALLAS — Support for President Trump is dropping among millennials and Gen Zers — particularly young men. Vice President Vance is in charge of getting them back in the midterms.Why it matters: The 42-year-old Vance, the first millennial VP, capped off the GOP's two-day convention here with a direct appeal to families with young children that emphasized the "birthright" of U.S. citizens.Vance also sought to cast Democrats as anti-American, anti-f…
In one of the most significant moments of his political career and in what is a first candidate test in 2028, the vice president lights up the Dallas convention and presents his vision of the future by leveraging on his family and his children. The crowd hails him: "2028!"
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