⚡️A curious detail: JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States, had never been in the Oval Office before. A video was recorded capturing his reaction as he entered the President’s office for the first time.

At just 40 years old, JD Vance has an extraordinary story of resilience. Born to a mother struggling with drug addiction and an absent, abusive father, he and his sister were raised by their grandparents in extreme poverty. From a young age, he had to work to support himself. His grandfather’s influence was so profound that he eventually adopted his grandfather’s nickname as his own.

Seeking a better future, Vance joined the Marines, which allowed him, through a U.S. Armed Forces program, to study Political Science at Ohio State University and later attend Yale Law School.

From a broken home and a childhood of hardship to becoming Vice President of the United States at 40, Vance is, for many, the embodiment of the “American Dream”—the belief that anyone, regardless of background or social class, can achieve success through hard work and determination.