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VICE-PRESIDENT VANCE, REMAIN J.D. VANCE

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November 09, 2025

J.D. Vance had a troubled childhood and thereafter a swift rise to becoming, first a world-renowned autobiographer, then becoming a US Senator, and now the Vice-President of the US.

His father left his mother and her infant son, without leaving a penny to support them. His mother is plainly exceptional, despite her somewhat chequered past. She turned to alcohol to dull her misery, becoming an addict to the substance. As a young boy, Vance saw his mother becoming intimate with a succession of assorted men. Most of them would indulge her alcohol habit, as a way of removing her inhibitions, and she seldom refused the alcohol, at least. All this took place in the proximity of Vance, but through it all, the young boy, later lad, had more than a streak of steel in him, such that he got through his schooling and won a scholarship to study at an elite US college. While there, he met Usha, the daughter of a well-off family, and she fell in love with him and he with her. Life at the college was not easy, but with a helping hand from Usha, he overcame all such difficulties and the two married, thereafter producing a succession of children as gifted as their parents. Through the years, Vance changed his name multiple times before finally settling on J.D. Vance. And it was as J.D. Vance that he met and married Usha, graduated and wrote a modern classic, "Hillbilly Elegy", which was later made into a movie that caught the attention of Donald J. Trump, so much that as the Republican candidate for the US Presidency in 2024, he made the

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