Jd Vance, Christianity and Wife

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Vice President JD Vance says he hopes wife Usha will convert to Christianity
VP JD Vance says he hopes his wife Usha will embrace Christianity when questioned about their interfaith household at a Turning Point USA event.

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JD Vance Slammed After Telling Right-Wing Crowd He Hopes Wife Will Be 'Moved' By His Christian Faith
JD Vance Hopes His Hindu-Raised Wife Converts To Christianity
Vance stirs row with remark on Hindu wife Usha's faith: What did the US vice president really say?
A massive controversy has erupted over US vice president JD Vance’s remarks regarding his Hindu wife, Usha Vance, in which he said he hoped she would embrace Christianity one day.

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Usha not Christian, has no plans to convert: U.S. V-P Vance amid row over comments on interfaith marriage
JD Vance breaks silence amid backlash over remark on wife Usha's faith, says she has no plans to convert
Why not engage with Hinduism too?: Hindu group to VP Vance
"With respect to the Vice President, if your wife encouraged you to re-engage with your faith, why not reciprocate that and engage with Hinduism too?" said the HAF.

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'Engage with Hinduism too?' US Hindu group’s ‘inclusive’ dig at JD Vance over remark on wife Usha's faith
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JD Vance’s remarks on his wife Usha’s Hindu faith starts new row

Live updates: Erika Kirk takes stage at Ole Miss Turning Point. VP JD Vance still to speak

Vice President JD Vance and Erika Kirk headline a Turning Point USA event at Ole Miss after Charlie Kirk’s death, drawing protests and tight security.

JD Vance confronted at Turning Point event as he calls for slowdown in legal immigration

Vance was speaking at a Turning Point USA event and taking questions from students in a similar way to the conservative organization’s late founder, Charlie Kirk.

The Turning Point is here; Ole Miss TPUSA creates 'fire hazard' with member capacity

The Ole Miss Turning Point USA chapter has grown from 200 to 1,500 students under President Lesley Lachman, hitting capacity at meetings due to a surge in interest.
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