Vance in a sentence

He was preceded in death by one son, Bryce Vance; and siblings: Richard Vance, Bruce Vance, Norma Sauerbier and wife Jeanne Vance.

Vince Vance & the Valiants have long been a cherished novelty act in Louisiana, where Vance resides.

After nearly 90 minutes of being lulled by Vance’s sham persona, Walz finally ripped his opponent’s mask off when Vance refused to say Trump lost the last election.

And, you know, if Vance if the Trump-Vance ticket gets elected, that wing of the party is going to be in the wilderness for a generation.

At the time, former NBC News commentator and retired US Army General Barry McCaffrey replied to a clip of Vance's interview via X (formerly Twitter), "JD Vance is a shameful person unsuitable for public office.

Buttigieg appeared on CNN following the Vance interview and said Vance’s comments were part of a “politics of disparagement and destruction and insult” that were fundamental to Trump’s presidency.

Calacanis asked Vance again if he'd have certified the election, and Vance appears to back the plan to send to cause confusion in the certification process.

Former President Donald Trump with Melania Trump, Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, and his wife, Usha Chilukuri Vance, at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on July 18.

He became a huge asset when allies of Mr. Vance’s rivals for running mate tried desperately to undermine Mr. Vance with a pressure campaign aimed at changing the elder Mr. Trump’s mind.

In 2020, Vance was a guest on a now-defunct podcast called “,” hosted by Eric Weinstein, a managing director of Thiel Capital, whose founder, Peter Thiel, is Vance’s political godfather.

Musk called Trump on Vance’s behalf, telling him on the night before Vance was chosen that he would be a good “insurance policy” in case the next attempt on his life was successful.

Nelson shared several emails from Vance with CNN, including one from 2014 where Vance wrote, “,” a 180-degree flip from his pro-police talking points at recent campaign rallies.

Perhaps, but looking at the reporting from the New York Times and Politico — and adding my own experience observing Vance — I'd say the likelier explanation is that Vance thinks whining is a political strategy.

Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance arrives with his wife Usha Chilukuri Vance at the Republican National Convention on Monday, July 15 in Milwaukee.

Social media users blasted Vance and the Politico cover on X, with many wondering if Vance missed the point.

So if you still believe that, then you believe Vance's wife Usha, who has Indian heritage and is not Christian but Hindu, is part of that effort - and Vance is complicit in it as he married her - and they have children.

The reason Trump picked JD Vance is because Vance has visions of making America great for everyone, not just the elite.

The Trump-Vance campaign has made it clear since Vance was announced as Trump’s running mate that they see the Ohio senator as crucial in their strategy to win the battleground states in the midwest: Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

Vance said he has not talked to Trump about what his portfolio might be in a Trump-Vance administration, even though there was an obvious role.

Vance, who turns 40 on Aug. 2, has three children with his wife Usha Chilukuri Vance, whom he married in 2014.