What to know about Trump's VP pick, Ohio Sen. JD Vance

If former President Donald Trump and his vice presidential nominee, JD Vance, are elected this November, Vance, a 39-year-old senator from Ohio, would become one of the youngest vice presidents in American history. But Vance has a history of criticizing the former president, once calling him "cultural heroin."

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It is a brilliant move. There is an upswelling of a particular demographic, in the past the dominant majority, who feel more and more disenfranchised. I expect Vance to address them throughout the campaign. The pendulum will swing away from the "tolerance" and social justice movements. Republicans will win riding that momentum. This is the consequence of Democrats pulling so hard to the left.