Hecklers Interrupt Vance at Six Campaign Stops

Vice President JD Vance faced hecklers at campaign rallies in Montana and Kansas on Monday, continuing a series of disruptions at events supporting Republican candidates ahead of the midterm elections. In Montana, protesters were booed and escorted from the venue as the crowd chanted “USA”; Vance dismissed them as “yahoos.” In Topeka, a protester called him a “war criminal,” and Vance responded with profanity, accusing Democrats of relying on interruptions and later apologizing for his language because children were present. The repeated incidents have diverted attention from Vance’s prepared remarks, while President Donald Trump has also encountered protesters at recent rallies.