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both in and out of the city feel the spotlight, and Vance’s rhetoric opens up wounds about how the blue-collar town is misunderstood or inaccurately portrayed.
“The major part of this community, we’re very proud that we have J.D. Vance, a hometown boy from Middletown, Ohio,” Doyle, who was born and raised in Middletown, said in an interview with the. “His book has become a bestseller. He’s telling an American story that most people in this community, it resonates with.”
“He knows what a lot of these politicians don’t know, what it’s like to be poor,” Westman said. “He does. He’ll never forget.” “I personally resonated with Trump over that, because I kept waiting, ‘When is some politician going to call out all the jobs being sold out overseas?’ Donald Trump did it, and so for me, J.D., specifically, I think they make a great team,” Doyle said.more than $500 million in federal grants and $1.
Heather Gibson, independent, of Middletown, who has owned and operated a small business in town for almost 10 years, told thewas a “terrible representation” of the hometown she shares with the GOP vice president nominee. Triple Moon Coffee Company, which sits in Middletown, Ohio, displays an LGBT flag and other “coexist” signs throughout the business as pictured. The owner, Heather Gibson, has operated the shop for almost 10 years. Middletown is “growing in prosperity” compared to the Middletown Vance described in his book, but that the contrast is a positive for the senator’s campaign.
“In my neighborhood alone, I’ve got a guy that lives across the street from me that’s from Africa,” Gibson said. “Down the street, I have a woman that is from Puerto Rico. Across the road, a couple houses down, I have Mexicans.”
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