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Everyone in town is talking about the latest oscillations of J.D. Vance, who once praised his boss’s decision to eschew unnecessary foreign conflicts before going all in on Yemen, Venezuela, and now Iran. Can he talk his way out of it before ’28?
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J.D. Vance has a Kamala Harris problem. Like his predecessor, the current veep is positioning himself as the heir apparent to an aging president. And while the office he now occupies gives him a clear edge in a hypothetical 2028 Republican primary, it can also enormously complicate his ambitions: Also like his predecessor, his career is tied to an unpopular president to whom he owes unwavering public support.
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