Author J.D. Vance, a GOP candidate for U.S. Senate in Ohio, is out with a new television advertisement calling out establishment media outlets for claiming Americans who want to secure the border and stop the flow of illicit drugs are “racist.”
Author J.D. Vance, a GOP candidate for U.S. Senate in Ohio, is out with a provocative new television advertisement on Tuesday calling out establishment media outlets for claiming Americans who want to secure the border and stop the flow of illicit drugs are “racist.”
Then Vance claims Democrat President Joe Biden is responsible for the deaths of Americans as a result of illegal drugs flowing across the border. Vance’s intense focus on immigration — and particularly the drugs coming across the open southern border — is likely a winner of an issue for him in the home stretch ahead of the May 3 GOP primary for U.S. Senate in Ohio. It also means that while several of his opponents are focused on personal attacks against each other — the first Senate debate saw Josh Mandel and Mike Gibbons nearly come to blows on stage — Vance is focused on the core issues voters care about.
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