Vance highlights the working class
JD Vance spoke about his upbringing in a working-class family where his mother struggled with addiction.
He said political parties have been “broken” for a long time and emphasized an America First agenda.
“There’s nothing radical about having a strong national security that when we go to war we punch and punch hard, but let’s be cautious and not try to involve America in every corner and remote conflict of the world,” Vance said. he told the crowd.
“Sometimes, my friends, it’s just not our business and we should stay out of it.”
Kamala Harris campaigns in Massachusetts
While Vance and Trump campaign in Michigan, Vice President Kamala Harris is in Massachusetts to raise funds for her campaign.
She spent the afternoon in Provincetown with Democratic donors.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Governor Maura Healey and Senator Ed Markey were also in attendance.
‘We have to beat Michigan’
During his speech, Vance addressed his home state of Ohio, telling the crowd, “To my brothers in Ohio, everyone, we need to win in Michigan.”
Michigan is typically considered a blue state, but Trump secured the state’s electoral votes in 2016.
Since then, Michigan has become a key battleground state.
Mixed reactions to JD Vance
JD Vance received mixed reactions during his Michigan appearance.
Some members of the crowd booed him, while others cheered Trump’s running mate.
Despite the initial backlash, Vance received a standing ovation for his speech.
Senator JD Vance rallied the crowd
Ohio Senator JD Vance spoke to the crowd in Michigan earlier this afternoon.
It was his first campaign event after his nomination as vice chairman of the RNC.
Vance reiterated a similar sentiment to the one he expressed during his RNC speech about his humble beginnings.
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