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Former President Donald J. Trump has scheduled his first campaign rally since surviving an assassination attempt last weekend in Pennsylvania for Saturday in the swing state of Michigan. It will also be his first rally appearance with Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio since naming him as his running mate.
Former President Donald J. Trump has selected Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio as his vice-presidential running mate. Should they win in November, Mr. Vance would vacate the Senate seat he won just two years ago with four years still left in his term, leaving it open.
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Not since he descended the golden escalator at the start of his first presidential campaign has Donald J. Trump made an entrance as memorable as Monday night’s.
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Canada's ambassador to the United States says «we're very happy» that Ohio Senator J.D. Vance is Donald Trump's vice-presidential running mate because of the senator's connections to Canada.
MILWAUKEE — Ohio Sen. JD Vance is a "dynamic" choice for vice president who will bolster former President Trump’s message of unity, New York Rep. Nicole Malliotakis told Fox News Digital.
For months, the message from the White House and Wilmington was as stark as it was simple: This year’s election amounts to an existential choice between a defender of democracy and a destroyer of democracy. Nothing less than the future of America is at stake.