JD Vance Says He Has Not Decided on 2028 Presidential Run
Vance said family considerations and his four young children will shape his decision, and he is waiting until after the midterm elections.
- During a CBS News town hall in Michigan with Tony Dokoupil released Saturday night, Vice President Vance acknowledged he might not seek the Republican presidential nomination in 2028, replying: "Of course there's a chance."
- Vance described himself as a procrastinator regarding major life decisions, citing his four young children and his wife, Usha Vance, who "has never loved politics" but "loves public service."
- Defending the Iran strategy, Vance argued they had "in some ways... won decisively," though Washington seeks a "final firm commitment from the Iranians that they're not going to rebuild their nuclear program."
- President Donald Trump has named Vance his "most likely" Republican successor, while Vance rejected corruption allegations, saying he had not seen "a single shred of evidence that participates or sanctions in that corruption."
- Addressing elevated fuel costs, Vance said: "I recognise that gas prices are too high right now," adding: "When this conflict is over, we are going to see gas prices come down.
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US Vice President JD Vance admitted that he is likely not to participate in the next election, although he was considered Donald Trump's successor. Who will lead the US then? Tags: USA , US presidential elections , Donald Trump , JD Vance , Gavin Newsome , war with Iran
JD Vance on 2028 presidential run: Why he says ‘there’s a chance’ he won’t contest
Vance’s comments suggest that family considerations could form part of his decision about whether to pursue the presidency, although he did not say they would prevent him from running.
J.D. Vance says ‘there’s a chance’ he won’t run for president in 2028: ‘I’ve tried to do as much good as possible,’ vice president says
Vice President J.D. Vance said his family will help determine whether he runs for president in 2028. During an October 17 CBS News town hall in Michigan, Vance revealed that he may pass on the next presidential election after Donald Trump leaves office. Family first Vice President J.D. Vance said that he may pass on the next election. BY: ZUMAPRESS/MEGA When asked if he would opt out of the 2028 presidential race, Vance replied, “Of course ther…
Vice President J.D. Vance is not sure he wants to run for the White House.
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