Vance Seeks ‘New Right’ Alliance with Disaffected Trump Voters Ahead of 2028
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JD Vance is no longer ‘lame-duck’ Donald’s heir apparent
Editorial: After the truly terrible midterms, the future of the post-Trump Republican Party is more open than at any time since the January 6th insurrection – with seemingly little left to unite the American right
The number two of the White House is seeking consensus among the disgruntled Republicans. Meanwhile, the confrontation between the GOP and Trump on Hegseth is opened. The article Vance is preparing for the 2028 presidential election: what are the four "pillars" of his new right comes from The Truth.
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 election results were announced, US Vice President J.D. Vance published an unusually long post on the social network "X" in which he outlined his thoughts on why Republican hopes had collapsed, indirectly launching his campaign for the 2028 presidential election.
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.
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