Vice President J D Vance has come under fire for comments about his interfaith marriage, specifically regarding his wife Usha's Hindu beliefs. During an event at the University of Mississippi, Vance expressed his desire for Usha to embrace Christianity, a statement that sparked a social media backlash. Critics accused him of disrespecting his wife's faith for public approval.

Responding to his critics, Vance defended his comments, calling out what he described as 'anti-Christian bigotry.' He highlighted his Christian conviction that the Gospel is beneficial and expressed his hope that Usha might one day share his perspective. Nonetheless, he affirmed his unwavering support for her individual beliefs.

Vance asserted that despite Usha's current stance, his love and support for her remain u

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