Vice President-elect JD Vance undergoes ‘minor’ surgery at George Washington Hospital
JD Vance Undergoes Minor Surgery, Expected Back to Work Soon
Vice President-elect JD Vance recently underwent planned minor surgery at George Washington Hospital. According to Vance’s spokesperson William Martin, the surgery was for a long-planned, minor sinus procedure, and Vance is expected to return to work the following day.
The news of Vance’s surgery comes as Vice President Kamala Harris swore in new senators on the hill. Vance had been busy meeting with GOP senators regarding Trump’s Cabinet picks before the operation.
In the midst of his recovery, Vance received a “complete and total endorsement” from former President Donald Trump ahead of a potential speakership fight. Trump’s support could bolster Vance’s position as he transitions into the White House.
The surgery did not seem to slow Vance down, as he continues to make progress in his political endeavors. His dedication to his work and commitment to serving the American people remain strong, even in the face of minor health setbacks.
As Vance recuperates, he remains focused on his goals and responsibilities. The Vice President-elect’s determination and resilience are evident as he navigates the challenges of transitioning into a new administration.
In conclusion, Vance’s minor surgery serves as a reminder of the dedication and hard work required in the political arena. Despite facing health issues, Vance remains steadfast in his commitment to public service and fulfilling his duties as Vice President-elect.
This article was rewritten by Alexandra Koch, a breaking news writer for Fox News Digital, with a background in covering breaking news, crime, religion, and the military in the southeast.
