HEARTS AND HOMES: THE DAY J.D. VANCE SCHOOLED CONGRESS
The Rayburn House Office Building was never truly quiet, but the usual buzz felt electric that morning. TV crews jockeyed for position. Reporters hunched over laptops, ready to pounce on a viral moment. The hearing was supposed to be about federal housing reform, but for those who understood the game, it was clear: this was a battleground. Stakes weren’t just about policy—they were about power, about narrative, about whose story would echo across America by sunset.
