J.D. Vance praised a “counterrevolutionary” book that calls for the repeal of the Civil Rights Act and enacting policies to discourage women from working outside the home, according to a new report.
Vance spoke in December at the launch of Up from Conservatism, an essay collection edited by the Claremont Institute's Arthur Milikh, at the U.S. Capitol visitor center in Washington, D.C., where he championed the team that put the book together and talked up the ideas they promoted, reported The Guardian.