Vice President J.D. Vance delivered a powerful and unapologetic message to conservatives during his visit to the University of Mississippi on Wednesday night, urging Americans on the Right to stand firm, take action, and stop allowing fear of the left’s reaction to dictate their decisions.
Appearing at the TPUSA event at Ole Miss’ campus in Oxford, Mississippi, Vance took the stage following Erika Kirk’s heartfelt address.
Speaking to a crowd of college students, Vance encouraged young conservatives to stop sitting on the sidelines.
“If you care about this country as I know all of you do, don’t just complain about social media—get up and get involved in a campaign,” Vance said.
“If you want a better policy outcome, even from an administration you voted for, then get out and get involved in making your voice heard.”
During the Q&A session, one attendee asked a challenging question about the use of federal power, wondering how conservatives could prevent future administrations from abusing it.
Vance’s answer was a call to action.