JD Vance delivers first major speech as Trump’s running mate at RNC – CBS News Watch CBS News In his 2024 Republican National Convention speech on Wednesday, Ohio Sen. JD Vance reflected on his difficult upbringing in a small Ohio town, enlisting in the U.S. Marine Corps. after high school, and marking his mother’s 10
Washington — Ohio Sen. JD Vance accepted the GOP’s nomination for vice president on Wednesday, closing out the third day of the Republican National Convention with a speech that sought to remind the party that it is a “big tent” with the shared goal of a thriving nation for generations to come. Vance’s speech marked
Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance made his national debut Wednesday night at the third night of the Republican National Convention, tying his own personal life story made famous in “Hillbilly Elegy” to a call for the “Make America Great Again” agenda. “To the people of Middletown, Ohio, and all the forgotten communities in Michigan,
Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance made his national debut Wednesday night at the third night of the Republican National Convention, tying his own personal life story made famous in “Hillbilly Elegy” to a call for the “Make America Great Again” agenda. “To the people of Middletown, Ohio, and all the forgotten communities in Michigan,
Multiple Republican senators confronted Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle about the attempted assassination of former President Trump on Wednesday.
CBS News is fact checking some of the statements made by speakers during the 2024 Republican National Convention, which is taking place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, through Thursday, July 18. On Wednesday, the third day of the RNC, JD Vance, the vice presidential nominee, addressed the convention. The convention’s theme Wednesday was foreign policy, and many
‘Anti-Semitic bigotry unfortunately extends far beyond the universities,’ Shabbos Kestenbaum says MILWAUKEE—Shabbos Kestenbaum, a recent Harvard University graduate and former Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) voter, said anti-Semitism drove him out of the Democratic Party during his Wednesday evening speech at the Republican National Convention. “My fellow Americans, the anti-Semitic bigotry unfortunately extends far beyond