NEW: Vice President JD Vance reflects on his deeply personal journey of losing and ultimately reclaiming his Christian faith, offering insight for parents whose children may be drifting from the church.
Vance says as an "arrogant kid," he briefly dismissed his upbringing, but his perspective radically shifted once he focused on the true responsibilities of adulthood and family.
"As I became older and cared less about how much money I made or whether I was going to the right schools, I started to care about the important things, you know, becoming a good husband, becoming a good father, and actually raising my kids with the kind of values that I was raised with."
"I realized that Christianity was not this superstition that I had dismissed as a 22-year-old kid. It was actually this very profound set of values and teachings, and those values and teachings came from a source of real truth." | @foxandfriends
This is 1 of the best interviews I’ve watched in years.
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If anyone knows @BenSasse or knows how to get in touch with him, please tell him THANK YOU for giving this time amidst his circumstance.
What a gift.
(& Scott Pelley & @60Minutes - 🫡)
As we finish the semester, we pass along a Christmas blessing from Father Bob and music from our Advent Lessons and Carols in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart:
"May the love of Christ fill you with hope, courage, and joy this Christmas and always."
So folks at @espn are upset ND isn’t playing in a bowl game after weeks of folks politicking against the lack of conference affiliation, using them as a pawn for their CFB playoff selection show, having the ACC network play the UM/ND game on repeat for 48 hours during Conf Champ week BUT now it’s a bad look they don’t want to serve ESPN’s best interest by playing in an exhibition bowl game? Got it.
@PeteSampson_ Pete we need to figure out how to win the big early season game like we did last year. Something has to change in camp to have this team ready. The O line takes too long to gel each year.
@tbhorka@EHansenND Gents we have to figure out how to win the early season big games like against Georgia OSU and now this year Miami. We need to get the offensive line to be ready for game one. Each year it takes 3-4 games to get the O line playing at a high level.