JD Vance’s confirmation in Middletown, Ohio, is a full-circle story: a boy who grew up in hardship and wrote Hillbilly Elegy is now a U.S. senator. Raised by his grandmother, he overcame poverty, served in the Marines, and earned degrees from Ohio State and Yale. His journey inspires many, though some question if his policies match the struggles he once shared.
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