JD Vance: Midterms Now, MAGA Messiah for 2028’s Soap Opera
KEY POINTS
- •Vice President JD Vance announced plans to discuss a potential 2028 presidential run after the midterms.
- •He emphasized his focus on winning the midterms to protect President Trump's economic initiatives.
- •Vance expressed concern that a Democratic victory could undermine the progress made over the past year.
JD Vance just gave the political equivalent of a Netflix teaser: he’ll chat with Donald Trump right after the 2026 midterms about possibly diving headfirst into the 2028 presidential dumpster fire. Vance, everyone's favorite MAGA golden boy, calls the current months a 'long-term economic revitalization' spree—think planting trees whose fruits might show after your grandkids vote. Fox’s Sean Hannity popped the question on 'Hannity,' and Vance tried to stay Zen, insisting his focus is 'not getting distracted'—mostly because multitasking apparently makes MAGA messes even messier. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom snickers somewhere in California, holding his slight polling edge like a participation trophy.
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JD Vance’s presidential pitch boils down to: 'Focus on my job now, then we’ll conspire with Trump like it’s a sequel nobody asked for.' Political multitasking remains the GOP's rarest skill.
JD Vance planting future ‘economic trees’ like he’s starring in an episode of The Simpsons where the joke lasts decades.
'I’m too busy for 2028,’ says Vance, pretending the midterms aren’t just sit-ups before his presidential flex-off with Newsom.
Source: Axios | Published: 11/14/2025 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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