Ohio Senator JD Vance, at the age of 40, is poised to become the vice president, marking a significant shift in power dynamics and potentially offering a glimpse into the future of the Republican Party post-President Donald Trump's second term.
Vance, the first millennial on a major party's presidential ticket, will become the third-youngest vice president in American history. His political journey, from a former Trump critic to the president-elect's running mate, underscores Trump's influence on the GOP and its transformation in his image.
