Vance declares Democrats ‘party of hatred,’ says party has moved beyond big government, censorship

Vice President JD Vance declared the modern Democratic Party the “party of hatred,” arguing they have moved far left from past Democratic presidents and now “despise America and the people who built it.” Vance contrasted this with his vision of an American “birthright” that includes family, work, and passing on a better country, while honoring his late friend Charlie Kirk. He also criticized specific Democratic stances on the nuclear family and recounted an interaction with Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, accusing him of making comments based on race.

• Vice President JD Vance branded the modern Democratic Party the “party of hatred,” stating they no longer resemble past Democratic presidents.
• Vance criticized Democrats for attacking the nuclear family and suggested their message tells American children “who they ought to hate.”
• He honored his late friend Charlie Kirk on the anniversary of his assassination, connecting Kirk’s message about fatherhood to his own experiences.
• Vance outlined his vision of an American “birthright” emphasizing opportunity, family, and building a better country.
• He recounted an incident where a protester disrupted his speech with a Mexican flag, telling the protester to “get your ass over there” if they loved Mexico so much.
• Vance criticized the economy under former President Biden, citing housing costs and competition with illegal immigrants.
• He highlighted his work on the White House Task Force on fraud, stating it found $250 billion in fraud.
• Vance attacked Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, accusing him of making racially charged remarks about his family.