Vance declares Democrats ‘party of hatred,’ says party has moved beyond big government, censorship
Vice President JD Vance will use a deeply personal speech to reflect on the legacy of late friend Charlie Kirk, the joys of fatherhood and the future he hopes America can provide.
TL;DR
- Vice President JD Vance branded the modern Democratic Party the "party of hatred," stating they no longer resemble past Democratic presidents.
- Vance criticized Democrats for attacking the nuclear family and suggested their message tells American children "who they ought to hate."
- He honored his late friend Charlie Kirk on the anniversary of his assassination, connecting Kirk's message about fatherhood to his own experiences.
- Vance outlined his vision of an American "birthright" emphasizing opportunity, family, and building a better country.
- He recounted an incident where a protester disrupted his speech with a Mexican flag, telling the protester to "get your ass over there" if they loved Mexico so much.
- Vance criticized the economy under former President Biden, citing housing costs and competition with illegal immigrants.
- He highlighted his work on the White House Task Force on fraud, stating it found $250 billion in fraud.
- Vance attacked Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, accusing him of making racially charged remarks about his family.