Vance Tries to Distance Himself From Trump After Losing the Election
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The most loyal MAGA disciples hold to the president, other Republicans go on a distance. Vice Vance tries both: Trump criticizes and flatters. For now, he seems to succeed.
After the disastrous performance of the Republicans at the Midterms, Vice President Vance distanced himself from Trump's Iran policy. "He had to confess, says Axel Springer Global Reporter Paul Ronzheimer.
US Vice President J.D. Vance is slowly distancing himself from President Donald Trump after losing the congressional election. According to an analysis by The New York Times (NYT) and Politico on Thursday, he is trying to save his political career.
J.D. Vance is pinning his political future on maintaining the electoral coalition built by Donald Trump. He was heavily involved in the midterm election campaign, trying to prevent Republican defeats. Ultimately, however, the party suffered a setback, losing even in states that hadn't elected Democrats to the Senate for decades. The White House is squabbling over the Iran war. According to the newspaper, the vice president's Wednesday statement …
After the defeat in the Congressional election, the U.S. Republicans are looking for a leader. "Minister of War" Hegseth could become a peasant victim.
JD Vance wants to become the next U.S. president. For this, he has to distance himself from his boss, but must not upset him too much.
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