Donald Trump is already choosing his vice president

JD Vance, 39, was chosen by Donald Trump as his running mate for the November 5 presidential election, although he was considered the favorite candidate by the American media. Trump announced on the “Society for Truth” that he believes the Ohio senator is the most qualified to be the Vice President of the United States.

The appointment came on the first day of the Republican National Convention, which was marked by an assassination attempt on the former Republican president, putting the Trump-Vance “ticket” at the center of the debate and capping Vance’s extraordinary journey to becoming a presidential candidate who has been instrumental in deciphering the words of Americans.

JD Vance, a former military man and bestselling author, represents an eclectic figure in American politics. He has distinguished himself in Congress by defending positions held dear by Donald Trump, particularly on immigration and economic protectionism. Although Vance has been an outspoken critic of Trump in the past, going so far as to call the tycoon “toxic” and “stupid,” Vance has dramatically pivoted to become a staunch defender of the outgoing president, praising his complex character and commitment.

Vance’s political evolution has been mocked by his critics, who point to the irony of his past comments in contrast to his current support for Trump. Before joining Washington, Vance had an extraordinary journey, growing up in an ordinary single-parent family in the “Rust Belt”, then joining the military, then studying law at a prestigious American university, followed by an experience in Silicon Valley.

Vance was thrust into the spotlight with the publication of his 2016 bestseller, Hillbilly Elegy, which chronicled his childhood of industrial decline and family struggles among the disillusioned working class. His subsequent rapprochement with the Trumpist movement, particularly the influence of Donald Trump Jr., proved decisive in his political trajectory until his controversial appointment as his presidential running mate.