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JD Vance discusses family planning decision influenced by Charlie Kirk's death

JD Vance has revealed that the death of Charlie Kirk influenced his decision to encourage his wife, Usha Vance, to have a fourth child. Despite his years of urging, she had previously stated that she was finished with having more children.

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JD Vance has revealed that the death of Charlie Kirk influenced his decision to encourage his wife, Usha Vance, to have a fourth child. Despite his years of urging, she had previously stated that she was finished with having more children.

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Charlie Kirk’s killing convinced Vances to try for a fourth child, JD Vance says

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JD Vance discusses family planning decision influenced by Charlie Kirk's death