Is JD Vance emerging as Trump’s heir for 2028?
Dallas: US Vice-President JD Vance called Democrats the “party of hatred” Thursday and urged voters to send them packing in November’s midterms, in a prime-time convention speech that showcased him as a possible heir to Donald Trump in 2028. The 42-year-old vice president was greeted by a huge roar and chants of “JD! JD!” as he took the stage at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. “This fall,…
Vice-President JD Vance delivered a keynote address at the Republican national convention in Dallas, positioning himself as a potential successor to former President Donald Trump in the 2028 election. Speaking to a large audience, Vance criticized Democrats as the "party of hatred" and urged voters to reject the party in the upcoming midterms.
Trump praised Vance's performance, stating that he did "very well" and was "a very talented guy." Vance emphasized the contrast between traditional values and the political left, and paid tribute to slain conservative youth activist Charlie Kirk on the first anniversary of his death. The appearance of Vance, widely seen as a potential 2028 Republican presidential nominee, provided an important platform for Republicans to discuss their future after Trump's departure from the presidential race.
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