JD Vance reveals ‘best piece of advice’ his wife Usha ever gave him

Vice President JD Vance revealed the best advice on Thursday that his wife Usha had ever given him.

And it was not the pointer she gave him the most recently.

“An advice she gave me, like a week ago, was that you would be more fun on social media,” he told an audience during a meeting of conservatives just outside Washington, DC '

“I don't know I will accept advice. Some advice is good. Some advice is, you know, you can be good, but you don't always have to take it. '

He spoke about an hour after he bought an online feud with historian Niall Ferguson and mentioned his criticism of Donald Trump's moralistic waste. '

And he made his comments on stage at the conservative political action conference with one of the organizers Mercedes Schlapp.

Instead, Vance described how his wife had encouraged him to be himself on the campaign track.

“The best advice she gave me when it comes to politics, they don't let them filter,” he said.

Vice President JD Vance on the Conservative Political Action Conference, CPAC 2025

American Vice President JD Vance (L) and his wife Usha Vance stand up for the 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC) in Munich, South Germany on February 14, 2025

'And in politics, you know, you have consultants and you have media professionals, you have pollsters, you have many people who try to tell you what to say or how to worn or know what to do.

“And Usha just said, just be yourself. Be authentic. '

Last year, Vance became Trump's Running Mate after he had an impression on the Republican candidate with spicy performances on television.

It was an impressive rapid increase in politics.

He sworn as a senator less than 18 months earlier.

Vance quickly took on the role of Trump's attack dog and used his social media accounts to lure liberals, causing the fight to his opponents.

Last week he was in Europe, where he brought a brutal dressing to the leadership of the continent on freedom of expression, a theme to which he returned during his CPAC performance.

“We will continue to have important alliances with Europe, but I really think the power of those alliances will depend on whether we are taking our societies in the right direction,” Vance said.

Vance and the second lady in Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial outside Munich

He and his family visited the cathedral of Notre-Dame during their visit to Paris

He said that the history of the shared values ​​between the US and Europe was threatened.

“You don't have shared values ​​if your people are trapped because you say we have to close our border,” he said.

'You have no shared values ​​if you cancel the elections because you don't like the result, and that happened in Romania. You have no shared values ​​if you are so afraid of your own people that you are silent and remain silent. '

A day before, in an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, he punished the Ukrainian President Volodyymyr Zenskyy because he became public with his criticism of Trump.

“The idea that Zensky is going to change the president's thoughts by turning him into public media … Everyone who knows the president will tell you that this is a horrible way to deal with this administration,” he said.