Signal posts shed light on Vance’s views on military force and foreign policy

Pollak: 'Seven RINOs' Place Jewish Community in the Crosshairs with Hit on JD Vance

The seven Republicans who criticized Vice President JD Vance anonymously over his reluctance to attack the Houthis may have placed the American Jewish community at risk by choosing Jewish Insider as the forum for their complaint.

JD Vance Melts Down Over ‘Anti-JD Rag’ Jewish Insider — Attacks Fox Contributor EIC as ‘Biggest Hack in Washington’

(Press Association via AP Images) Vice President JD Vance raged at Jewish Insider Thursday morning, calling it an “anti-JD rag” and editor-in-chief Josh Kraushaar the “biggest hack in Washington” while ripping what he called a “hit piece”. The article reports on comments by Vance in the Signal chat published on Monday after The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally added to a groupchat featuring several senior Trump admini…

JD Vance: The Future Face Of Trumpism Is Taking No Prisoners

Analysis-PARIS – This is highly unusual in the American system. Not a day goes by without U.S. Vice President JD Vance making headlines — and not just for ceremonial duties. At 40 years old, alongside a president nearly twice his age, Vance is actively shaping political decisions while quietly laying the groundwork for his future post-Trump.He is doubly in the spotlight this week. First, unintentionally, for his involvement in a Signal messaging…

JD Vance, in Signal Chat, Cements His Role as Skeptic of Foreign Intervention

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JD Vance was texting Signal chat he was ‘out for the day’ in Michigan, arguing patience

New text messages show the VP expressed concerns about oil prices and messaging before military action against Houthis, hours before his economic event in Bay County.

JD Vance, in Signal chat, cements his role as skeptic of foreign intervention

Foreign policymakers worry that the vice president embodies a potentially permanent shift in the United States’ approach to European allies.