JD Vance

The Liberty Score is a rating system assessing how closely an individual’s views align with core Libertarian principles. Scores are based on a 0-100 scale, with 100 representing a fully Libertarian position and 0 representing complete opposition to Libertarian values. The grading criteria include:

Personal Freedom (25 points): Support for individual rights in personal choices, including medical freedom, privacy, and bodily autonomy.
Economic Freedom (25 points): Advocacy for a free-market economy, low taxation, and minimal government interference in business.
Limited Government (25 points): Commitment to reducing the size and scope of government, limiting regulatory power, and upholding states’ rights.
Non-Intervention (25 points): Opposition to unnecessary foreign entanglements, support for a non-interventionist foreign policy, and minimal military presence abroad.

Each category will be scored, then averaged to form the individual’s overall Liberty Score, providing a clear snapshot of their alignment with Libertarian ideals. Grades are provided by AI

VICE-PRESIDENT ELECT

Status: Confirmed by Campaign

Liberty Score: 45

Warhawk Status: Neutral

Liberty Score Assessment:

Personal Freedom (10/25): J.D. Vance has expressed support for individual liberties; however, his stances on issues such as same-sex marriage and gender-affirming care for minors suggest a willingness to endorse government intervention in personal matters.
Wikipedia
Economic Freedom (15/25): Vance advocates for free-market principles but has also supported certain government interventions aimed at supporting middle-class families, indicating a mixed stance on economic freedom.
The New Yorker
Limited Government (10/25): While promoting economic freedom, Vance’s support for expansive national security measures and specific social policies suggests a preference for a more active government role in these areas.
Non-Intervention (10/25): Vance has expressed skepticism about foreign interventions, particularly regarding U.S. involvement in Ukraine, aligning with non-interventionist principles. However, his support for a strong national defense indicates a nuanced position.

Bio:

JD Vance, a former U.S. Senator from Ohio, has been elected as the Vice President of the United States alongside President-elect Donald Trump. Vance gained national recognition with his memoir, “Hillbilly Elegy,” which explores the socio-economic challenges of working-class Americans. Prior to his political career, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps and worked as a venture capitalist. Elected to the Senate in 2022, Vance has been a vocal advocate for conservative policies, focusing on economic revitalization and national security. His selection as Trump’s running mate underscores a commitment to addressing the concerns of middle America and bringing a fresh perspective to the executive branch.

Career Highlights:

U.S. Senator from Ohio (2023–2024): Served on key committees, including Armed Services and Commerce, advocating for policies benefiting working-class citizens.
Author of “Hillbilly Elegy”: Authored a best-selling memoir that provided insight into the struggles of rural Americans, sparking national conversations on socio-economic issues.
Military Service: Served in the U.S. Marine Corps, including a deployment to Iraq, earning commendations for his service.
Venture Capitalist: Worked in the technology sector, focusing on investments that drive innovation and economic growth.

About the Vice President Role:

The Vice President of the United States serves as the second-highest executive officer, assuming the presidency in the event of the President’s inability to serve. The Vice President also serves as the President of the Senate, casting tie-breaking votes when necessary. Vance’s background in the military, business, and literature brings a diverse perspective to the role, aligning with the administration’s focus on economic development and national security. His experience and advocacy for middle-class Americans are expected to influence the administration’s policies and initiatives.

JD VANCE