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JD Vance knew it was now or never. The longer he stayed in Donald Trump's camp, the more he would be associated with abandoning his America First values for another foreign war. And so, as Republicans surveyed the damage of their humiliating midterm defeat,
JD Vance, Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis offer competing explanations for the GOP's midterm defeat as Trump keeps his potential successors guessing.
The vice-president’s response to the GOP’s midterms meltdown was to distance himself from the administration’s unpopular war with Iran.
President Donald Trump has hit his second-in-command with a shady one-two punch over his lengthy post citing the war in Iran as the primary factor for Democrats’ historic midterm victory. Trump, 80,
Vance entered the midterms facing questions about whether he could win over Trump’s coalition. Now some are writing off his anticipated bid altogether.
As Republicans regroup after the midterms, John Bolton doesn’t see a future where JD Vance leads the party Trump built.
As the GOP electoral disaster strains relations between Trump and JD Vance, the author of a piece on this bloodbath explains how Vance is getting screwed—and what it means for our country.
Today, Congressional Republicans voted to elect Jim Jordan as House Minority Leader and John Thune as Senate Minority Leader. Even after voters rebuked Donald Trump, JD Vance, and Republicans’ agenda in the midterm elections,
It’s a comprehensive, crushing repudiation — and one that has already cast the future of MAGA’s heir apparent, Vice President JD Vance, into doubt. Vance has long looked like the presumptive Republican presidential nominee in 2028,
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Trump Jr. says Vance being criticized by Karl Rove 'couldn't be a bigger endorsement'
President Donald Trump’s eldest son celebrated GOP strategist Karl Rove’s condemnation of Vice President JD Vance on Monday, arguing that it means his friend “is doing something right.” Donald Trump Jr.
Vance appeared Thursday at a Fox News town hall in Fort Worth, Texas, with the intent of energizing GOP voters ahead of the midterms next week. When host Jesse Watters asked about the president’s repeated comments on Sen. Jon Husted’s (R-Ohio) backside, the vice president acknowledged he was envious.