VP Vance Promotes GOP 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' in Ohio Amid Controversy

Vice President JD Vance is actively promoting the GOP's "One Big, Beautiful Bill," a sweeping tax and border legislation, through a nationwide tour with a recent stop at a steel plant in Canton, Ohio. The bill offers new tax benefits for hardworking American families and businesses, including increased child tax credits, overtime tax deductions, and incentives for energy extraction and domestic manufacturing, while cutting spending on Medicaid and food stamps. Vance, who broke a Senate tie to pass the legislation, emphasizes the bill's support for American workers and energy independence, and frames it as crucial for job creation and economic growth under President Donald Trump's leadership. Despite the bill's narrow passage and public opposition—particularly regarding social program cuts—Vance is targeting swing districts to build support ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, aiming to secure key congressional seats. Amid this push, the administration is also using Vance's tour to divert attention from controversies surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. The bill is projected to increase deficits by $3.4 trillion over ten years, drawing criticism from Democrats who oppose its cuts and tax policies.