LAS VEGAS — There were few people at the Republican Jewish Coalition summit who would call Vice President JD Vance one of their favorite politicians.
But the vice president spoke here anyway Monday night, drawing a standing ovation after remarks that included lauding the U.S. relationship with Israel, according to two people in the room for the closed-door speech, and acknowledging that “not everybody in this room is going to agree with” him on his tolerance for some controversial podcasters.
