JD Vance Has a Problem: Trump Won’t Commit to Endorsing Him, Saying ‘Maybe I’m Better Off Not Getting Involved’
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JD Vance Has a Problem: Trump Won’t Commit to Endorsing Him, Saying ‘Maybe I’m Better Off Not Getting Involved’
Trump says his Vice President’s post blaming the Iran war for the GOP’s midterm losses was right “other than one thing”: it never said whether he’d go to war again. Trump says he would, won’t commit to endorsing his Vice President, and called Rubio “great.”
(Washington=Yonhap News) Correspondent Hong Jeong-gyu = U.S. President Donald Trump showed a reserved attitude toward Vice President JD Vance, who has emerged as a leading contender for the Republican Party's next presidential nomination...
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Donald Trump is signaling that he may not support J.D. Vance for the Republican presidential nomination in 2028. The vice president, who recently counted on Trump's support, finds himself in a difficult position following the Republicans' defeat in the congressional elections. Vance's declining approval ratings are a further problem.
Donald Trump has not given a clear signal whether he will support Vice President J.D. Vance in the 2028 Republican Party primaries. The president's statements and the reactions of those around him have sparked a wave of speculation about Vance's future and the deep crisis among Republicans following his devastating defeat in the midterm elections.
Donald Trump is unsure whether he will support a successor. However, he believes Maga can survive without him.
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