'I can't vote for Trump, I think that he is noxious,' J.D. Vance once stated. His views may cost him a Senate seat as PACs hammer him for his past statements.
Vance is one of eight Republican candidates competing in a crowded primary for the seat. His opponents are reportedly using his past anti-Trump statements against him to paint him as someone lacking conservative credentials.
The political campaign of J.D. Vance, the author of"Hillbilly Elegy" running as a Republican Ohio candidate for the U.S. Senate, has suffered due to his past statements against former President Donald Trump, a recent presentation suggested. In this photo, Vance attends the second day of the annual Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference, July 12, 2017, in Sun Valley, Idaho.The ads may have affected Vance's standing in the state among Republican voters.
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