JD Vance eyes 'disaffected' Trump voters, seeks to build 'new right' after midterm losses
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- ✓US Vice President JD Vance is building a new political alliance after the Republican Party’s November 3 midterm losses.
- ✓Vance said, "The reason we lost is the war." He now aims to unite disaffected Trump voters by focusing on ending the Iran conflict, lowering living costs, and changing Israel policy.
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US Vice President JD Vance is seeking to build a new political alliance with disaffected supporters of President Donald Trump ahead of the 2028 presidential election, following the Republican Party's losses in the November 3 midterm elections, according to a Fox News Digital report.
Vance has begun carving out a distinct political message in the aftermath of the Republican setback, particularly on foreign policy and Washington's relationship with Israel. The move could help him appeal to Trump supporters who remain aligned with the president's domestic agenda but disagree with his approach to the war in Iran.
According to Fox News Digital, a White House meeting was held on Wednesday morning to coordinate the administration's messaging following the election results. A source familiar with the developments said the meeting focused on the administration's post-midterm response, while another described it as a routine senior staff meeting.
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