Vance talks law and order at site of riots in Wisconsin

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KENOSHA, Wisconsin — Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) claimed that he and former President Donald Trump are the law-and-order ticket during a visit to a city marred by riots in 2020.

Vance made a short campaign swing through Kenosha on Tuesday, where he touted the anti-crime agenda promoted by the Trump campaign and vowed to back law enforcement officers. The event, held against the backdrop of the Kenosha County Courthouse, came as the campaign received the endorsement of the Kenosha Professional Police Association.

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