J.D. Vance, chosen by Donald Trump as his vice presidential candidate, introduced himself to the nation on Wednesday.
He described growing up in a small, neglected town in Ohio and promised to fight for working-class Americans if elected in November.
Vance talked about his tough journey from a difficult childhood to serving in the Marines, going to Yale Law School, working in venture capitalism, and becoming a U.S. Senator at the age of 39.
At the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, where he accepted his party’s 2024 nomination, Vance criticized career politicians like President Joe Biden.
He said their policies have hurt communities like the one he came from.
Vance supports Trump’s idea of putting American workers first instead of Wall Street.
He focused on winning over voters in states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, which are important in the upcoming election.
Vance used to criticize Trump strongly, but now he strongly supports him.
This shows how much influence Trump has over the Republican Party and could change how they do things in the future.
Even though Vance has risen quickly, people are looking closely at his very strong views against abortion and his ideas on other things like helping Ukraine and making sure elections are fair.
Democrats have already started to question Vance’s ideas, saying he supports extreme things and helps rich people more than he helps democracy.
The Republican National Convention also had people speaking out against President Biden’s ideas, showing how divided the country is.
Now, as the convention ends and Trump gets ready to speak, people are getting ready for a tough election.
They are looking at very different ideas about how the country should be run and what promises are made to voters.
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