The Future of the GOP: Vance and Trump's Vision for America

Senator J.D. Vance will address the Republican National Convention, illustrating Trump's lasting influence on the party. Trump, recovering from an assassination attempt, remains a central figure with his populist agenda. Vance, advocating similar views, may solidify Trump's legacy, facing Biden and Harris in the upcoming election.

Senator J.D. Vance is set to address the Republican National Convention, highlighting how Donald Trump's 'Make America Great Again' movement is poised to steer the party's future. The Ohio lawmaker, with less than two years in the Senate, has embraced Trump's populist approach, promoting a less dominant U.S. role in global affairs.

This comes as Trump recovers from an assassination attempt, making a public appearance with his right ear bandaged. His speech on Thursday night is expected to be a pivotal moment. Despite the attack, Trump remains confident, buoyed by public support, according to senior campaign adviser Jason Miller.

Vance, a newcomer to politics, has opposed military aid for Ukraine and defended Trump's 2020 election claims, positioning himself to shape the Republican Party for years. His views, focusing on the working class and economic protectionism, align closely with Trump's agenda despite conflicting with traditional Republican pro-business stances.

(With inputs from agencies.)