Saturday, February 8, 2025

When JD Vance is sworn in as Vice President next week, history and personal connections will converge in a momentous ceremony. Administering the oath of office will be none other than U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, a figure with a unique tie to the Vance family, as he once served as Usha Vance’s boss during her time as a law clerk in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.

From the Senate to the White House: JD Vance’s Historic Vice-Presidential Inauguration

The inauguration, set for January 20, will be a landmark occasion as Vance, a former Ohio senator from Middletown now residing in Cincinnati, steps into one of the nation’s highest offices alongside President-elect Donald Trump. This milestone comes just two years after Vance’s entry into the U.S. Senate.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s Unique Tie to the Vance Family

Usha Vance, the incoming second lady is a Yale Law School alumna, she began her legal journey alongside her husband and went on to clerk for Chief Justice John Roberts after her time with Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Her career flourished as a litigator with the prestigious firm Munger, Tolles & Olson until she stepped away last year, dedicating herself to supporting her husband’s vice-presidential campaign.


This inauguration isn’t just about politics—it’s about the intersection of personal triumphs, storied careers, and a shared journey to the pinnacle of public service. All eyes will be on Washington as the Vances take center stage in this historic moment.

Usha Vance’s Thoughts on Working with Justice Kavanaugh

In an August interview with Fox and Friends, Usha Vance reflected on her time working under Kavanaugh, describing him as a respectful and fair boss who prioritized decency and welcomed people from across the political spectrum. She also praised Kavanaugh’s wife for offering a powerful example of grace and resilience during times of public scrutiny and controversy.

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