J.D. Vance Comments on Russia-Ukraine War Unpopular with Republican Voters

With one month to go until the Ohio Republican primary, Senate candidate J. D. Vance took the day off from the campaign trail in order to travel to Washington, D.C., and speak at a paleoconservative foreign-policy conference attended by fewer than 200 people.

The mood of Vance’s speech and the conference in general was that of an embattled, and at times embittered, minority.

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John McCormack

John McCormack is a former Washington correspondent for National Review and was a fellow at the National Review Institute.

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With one month to go until the Ohio Republican primary, Senate candidate J. D. Vance took the day off from the campaign trail in order to travel to Washington, D.C., and speak at a paleoconservative foreign-policy conference attended by fewer than 200 people.

The mood of Vance’s speech and the conference in general was that of an embattled, and at times embittered, minority.