J.D. Vance's Rise from Ohio Roots to GOP Spotlight

Senator J.D. Vance will address the Republican National Convention, presenting himself as an advocate for the working class. His speech highlights his journey from a troubled childhood to success. Vance criticizes career politicians and supports Trump's populist policies. The event contrasts GOP unity with Democratic infighting, notably President Biden's challenges.

Senator J.D. Vance will address the Republican National Convention, presenting himself as an advocate for the working class. He will highlight his journey from an impoverished childhood in Ohio to becoming a venture capitalist and senator, emphasizing his fight against career politicians like President Joe Biden.

The Ohio lawmaker is expected to be a key speaker at the Milwaukee convention, where Republicans are showcasing unity. Vance criticizes trade policies, promises not to cater to Wall Street, and vows to fight for American workers. His stance aligns closely with Trump's populist agenda.

Vance will acknowledge his mother, celebrating her 10 years of sobriety, and speak directly to working-class voters in critical swing states. The convention also sees Trump recovering from an assassination attempt, with strong sentiments against Biden's immigration policies and leadership. Former Trump official Peter Navarro, recently released from prison, will also speak.

(With inputs from agencies.)