JD Vance

US Vice President

JD Vance

US Vice President

As of February 2025, J.D. Vance serves as Vice President under Donald Trump. He gained fame with his 2016 memoir Hillbilly Elegy and later shifted from critic to ally of Trump, securing the vice presidency in 2024. At the Munich Security Conference, Vance drew attention for criticizing European leaders over censorship, calling it a bigger threat than Russia or China, and meeting with far-right figures, sparking backlash from European officials.

Pope Francis Dies After Awkward Meeting with US Vice President JD Vance Over Migrant Policy

Pope Francis had an awkward meeting with US Vice President JD Vance at the Vatican on Easter Sunday, just before his death on Easter Monday. The meeting was brief and lasted only a few minutes, during which they discussed Francis' criticism of the Trump administration's treatment of migrants. Despite their differences, Francis offered Vance three chocolate Easter eggs for his children, as well as a Vatican tie and rosaries.

Vance Meets Pope Francis in Vatican After Tense Previous Encounter Over Migration Policy

JD Vance met with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Easter Sunday after a brief meeting the previous day, where he was snubbed by the Pontiff and instead met with other officials. The meeting lasted only a few minutes and did not resolve their differences over migration policies. Despite their disagreements, the Pope offered Vance three chocolate Easter eggs for his children, a Vatican tie, and rosaries.

Vance Fires Back at Zelensky: 'Absurd' Claim US Sides with Russia in Ukraine War

Vice President JD Vance responded to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s claim that the US government has sided with Russia in its war against Ukraine, calling it "absurd". Vance stated that it's not productive for Zelensky to make such claims, given that the US is currently supporting Ukraine.

Vance Unleashes Fury on Critics of Trump's Deportation Plan: 'Bulls*** Arguments'

Vice President JD Vance defended President Trump’s deportation strategy by criticizing "bulls*** arguments" from those demanding due process for illegal immigrants. He argued that providing due process would slow down Trump's efforts to fix the problem and noted that former President Joe Biden allowed approximately 20 million illegal aliens into the country during his four years as president. Vance claimed that Democrats have no solution to the problem of massive illegal immigration, citing the need for drastic action to deport at least a few million people per year. He acknowledged that the system would produce errors, but chose to prioritize enforcing the law despite these mistakes.

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