Former strategist says J.D. Vance is uniquely qualified to communicate Trump's vision

Published July 15, 2024 at 10:07 PM EDT

Jai Chabria, a former strategist on Vance's U.S. Senate campaign, weighs in on the Ohio Republican's ability to bolster former President Trump's campaign.

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