Trump says ‘we don’t need a deal with Iran’
Trump said Vance should target alleged corruption in Democratic-led cities, claiming the effort could help balance the budget and make Iran talks unnecessary.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump stated the United States will no longer seek a deal with Iran, asserting, "We don't need a deal. Their money — hundreds of billions of dollars — is with us, and their Strait is also under our control!"
- Trump directed Vice President JD Vance to focus "his complete and total attention" on crime and corruption in Democratic-run cities, prioritizing this domestic effort over pursuing formal negotiations with Iran.
- On Wednesday, Vance distanced himself from the Iran conflict following Republicans' midterm election rout by Democrats, questioning whether the war was worth its cost and blaming it for Republican election losses.
- The administration claims the federal Budget could be quickly BALANCED by correcting large-scale criminal activity within Democrat Leadership, presenting this approach as superior to diplomatic efforts involving the Strait.
- Seen as a leading 2028 presidential contender, Vance recently described an earlier recommendation to end the Iran war as "sound advice," illustrating internal administration divisions regarding the conflict's strategic value.
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The issue of Iran becomes a test of strain between US President Trump and his vice, who blamed the war in the Middle East for the electoral debacle. According to reports, Vance is trying to resolve the conflict - to Trump's displeasure.
Trump directs Vance away from Iran negotiations, toward domestic issues
President Donald Trump on Thursday appeared to pull Vice President JD Vance away from the Iran portfolio, directing him to focus “complete and total” attention on domestic issues while declaring that the United States no longer needs a deal with Tehran, despite the president’s recent optimism about reaching an agreement. “I have asked Vice President...
Trump says US doesn't need Iran deal, charges Vance with investigating Democrat city corruption
Vance, who had taken on a role in trying to resolve the conflict with Iran, distanced himself from Trump's war on Wednesday after Republicans' midterm election rout by Democrats.
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The president called on Vice President JD Vance to focus on "massive corruption and crime" in U.S. areas in the hands of Democrats
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