Vance touts tax cuts, Trump’s domestic agenda in Georgia

Vice President JD Vance promoted President Trump’s new domestic policy bill in Georgia Thursday, highlighting what he called the “biggest tax cut for families this country has ever seen” and attacking Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff for opposing it. Vance framed the legislation as supporting hardworking Americans, while Ossoff and other Democrats criticized it for cutting Medicaid and Affordable Care Act coverage, citing hospital shortfalls and warnings that millions could lose health insurance. Vance defended the bill, claiming health care changes target illegal immigrants and preserve resources for American families, NPR has reported. The law, including tax cuts and other GOP priorities, is expected to be a key issue in the 2026 midterm elections.