JD Vance's home-state newspaper has condemned his recent behaviour and called him a "lapdog vice-president" with his wheels "all the way off" in a scathing indictment of his character. The Ohio Capital Journal published an op-ed earlier this week which referred to Vance’s disagreement with the Pope.

“Papaw’s distant cousin—also Jim Vance—married into the Hatfield family and joined a group of former Confederate soldiers and sympathizers called the Wildcats. When Cousin Jim murdered former Union soldier Asa Harmon McCoy, he kicked off one of the most famous family feuds in American history.”

J.D. Vance faced scathing ridicule from his Ohio hometown newspaper, which mocked his role in the "Trump-Musk administration," slammed his foreign policy fumbles, and labeled his political ambitions as "juvenile cringe.

J.D. Vance has really done Ohio proud these last few weeks, hasn’t he? The lapdog vice-president, with evidently a lot of time on his hands, has managed to be firmly rebuked by Pope Francis, denounced by outraged NATO allies and widely ridiculed for his bizarre ‘masculinity’ rant at a weekend MAGAfest just a month into his tenure.

Vice President JD Vance was dismissing Ukraine long before he upended an Oval Office meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

JD Vance moved from Cincinnati to Washington, D.C., when he became vice president. See his new house as it looked when past VPs lived there.

"I see you rubbing your temples and pounding ibuprofen because of headaches. I see you worry about the pains in your chest, feeling listless, with a stomach so upset you can’t eat," Marcano wrote. "All of those symptoms are signs of stress. It isn’t stress caused by Trump or the MAGA movement. It's stress caused by you."

Meanwhile, Anduril, an AI-driven military startup with a techno-nationalist edge, is nearing a deal that would value the company at $28 billion. This underscores AI’s growing role in national defense—and a shifting geographic locus of technological power in the U.S. Notably, both Anduril and Intel share a connection with Vance: Ohio.

COLUMBUS, OH – Vivek Ramaswamy is gearing up for a run for Ohio governor in 2026, enlisting key advisers from Vice President J.D. Vance’s political team to help with his campaign. A source ...