Vance says Ted Cruz is ‘likable and authentic’ as Texas senator eyes up a White House bid
The short version
- Ted Cruz or War Secretary Pete Hegseth for president in 2028 but suggested that he could back another Republican candidate other than himself.
- Both Cruz and Hegseth have reportedly privately discussed their desire to succeed President Donald Trump.
- Furthermore, Cruz, who came in […]
The story
Vice President JD Vance dodged a question about whether he’d support Sen. Ted Cruz or War Secretary Pete Hegseth for president in 2028 but suggested that he could back another Republican candidate other than himself. Both Cruz and Hegseth have reportedly privately discussed their desire to succeed President Donald Trump.
Furthermore, Cruz, who came in […]
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- The Western JournalGunman Near JD Vance's Motorcade Said 'F*** The White House': DOJ4 months ago
- New York PostTexas man charged with opening fire near Vance motorcade said ‘F–k the White House’ after getting shot4 months ago
- LifeNewsGunman Near JD Vance’s Motorcade Said ‘F— The White House’4 months ago
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