JD Vance the key to uniting the Republican Party? Congress weighs in

Since J.D. Vance became the Republican Vice Presidential nominee, people have commented how President Joe Biden has been in politics for longer than Vance, 39, has been alive. In 2016, Donald Trump became president without ever running for office but picked a seasoned politician to be his running mate. This time is different. Vance, a freshman senator with only nearly 18 months of office under his belt, is not a traditional pick. As American’s trust is eroding in the government and career politicians, could a political outsider like Vance be what unites not only the Republican Party but also brings in moderates to this ticket?