At CPAC, Vance Talks Faith, Says Policies Should Help 'Choose Life' and 'Start Families'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The vice president said Trump intends to "unleash American energy" with policies such as more drilling for oil on American land.
50% : Discussing his faith, the vice president, who is a convert to Catholicism, described himself as 'very pro-life' and 'a devout Christian.' U.S. Vice President JD Vance advocated for government policies and cultural values that encourage Americans to "choose life" and "start families" during an interview on the main stage of the 2025 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Feb. 20 in National Harbor, Maryland.
47% : Other figures scheduled to speak at the annual event include Trump, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Republican lawmakers and administration officials, foreign leaders, and various conservative media personalities.
35% : He praised the work of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to stop "wasting [taxpayer money] on garbage.
32% : He said his message to drug traffickers is for them to "get the hell out of our country." "Your free ride is over because President Trump is back in the Oval Office," Vance added.
25% : He also said Trump will ensure "other countries stop taking advantage of us," extend his tax cuts, and end taxes on tips.
18% : Vance discusses immigration, the economy, and energy During the interview, Vance said the 2024 election gave Trump a "historic mandate on a few issues," specifically on his efforts to deport immigrants who entered the country illegally, his plans to expand domestic energy and improve the economy, and his actions to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse within the government.

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