Tag: JD Vance

Both Albanese and Vance opted for a secularised approach that sacrificed personal conviction for political safety, separating their public personas from their personal beliefs, and in the process opened themselves up to charges of insincerity and political calculus, writes Tony Newman.

JD Vance’s “ordo amoris” reference sparked debate, highlighting Catholicism’s role in politics—balancing truth, justice, and the common good.

My hopes for the new Catholic Vice President of the United States faded quickly after his first televised interview since the inauguration, writes Monica Doumit.

George Weigel writes about embracing leadership that uplifts, confronts injustice, and champions Ukraine’s fight for freedom—our shared security and humanity depend on it.

“People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed,” Samuel Johnson once wrote. In that spirit, George Weigel offers some “reminders” to sceptics and waverers on the war in Ukraine.

Former President Donald Trump on 15 July named Ohio Senator JD Vance, a Catholic, as his running mate on the Republican ticket in November.