JD Vance Still Likely to Run for President
Allies say Vance remains the favorite for the 2028 Republican nomination despite Trump’s refusal to endorse him and his push to keep the vice president focused on domestic issues.
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Trump has avoided pointing out Vance as his only possible successor and has also mentioned Secretary of State Marco Rubio as a potential candidate.
JD Vance Is Being Forced to Do the Unthinkable: Run for President in 2028 Tied to an Iran War He Wanted to End
JD Vance is still more likely than not to run for president in 2028, allies tell The Washington Post, despite the unpopular Iran war. Donald Trump has pulled him off the Iran file, declined to endorse him and told reporters, “Maybe he won’t run.” Vance needs the war over before 2028. Trump does not.
White House repositions Vice President, determining Vance to turn attention to internal security issues
The history of international relations is marked by pivotal moments in which the demise of the leaders is brutally clashing with the wall of geopolitical, economic and human realities. The sequence that opened on 12 November 2026 at the summit of the American state, marked by the public disavowal inflicted by President Donald Trump to his vice-president J. D. Vance on the war against Iran, goes far beyond the scope of a simple dispute between th…
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