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Will JD Vance Run For President In 2028? Trump Says ‘Maybe He Won’t Run’ After Midterm Loss

Will JD Vance Run For President In 2028? Trump Says ‘Maybe He Won’t Run’ After Midterm Loss

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India Today featured analysts Alan Lichtman and Dr Wael Awad discussing how the fallout from the Iran war is influencing the US midterm elections and creating a dilemma for President Trump. The Times of India reported that Vance criticised Trump as the MAGA movement entered a contentious period described as the “week of the long knives.” Earlier coverage noted that Republicans suffered losses in the midterms amid a widening divide over the Iran war and inflation, that US markets fell 5% with tech stocks tumbling after the elections, and that Melania Trump hosted Russian and Ukrainian envoys at the White House after mediating an Oleshky ceasefire.

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    US President Donald Trump has refused to indicate whether Vice President JD Vance is preparing to contest the 2028 presidential election, leaving questions about the Republican Party's succession plans unanswered as it struggles to recover from its crushing midterm defeat. Speaking to reporters at…

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US President Donald Trump has refused to indicate whether Vice President JD Vance is preparing to contest the 2028 presidential election, leaving questions about the Republican Party's succession plans unanswered as it struggles to recover from its crushing midterm defeat. Speaking to reporters at…

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