
29 outlets · Left 7 · Center 7 · Right 15
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First reported by Axios (Center); 29 outlets over 47h. The left followed 17h later.
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President Trump answered questions on how he feels and if he knew about Vice President JD Vance's social media post blaming the Republican Party's sweeping losses to the ongoing war with Iran.
Watch at youtube.com →Vice President JD Vance posted a lengthy social media post examining why Republicans lost on Election Day and said it was "obvious" that it was because of the Iran war.
Watch at youtube.com →Vice President Vance on Wednesday blamed the ongoing Iran war for the Republican Party’s abysmal results in the midterm elections, brushing off other issues that appeared to tank GOP candidates, including the Trump administration’s harsh immigration policies. “The reason we lost is the war.
Watch at youtube.com →Vice President JD Vance said Wednesday that Republicans lost the midterm election in decisive fashion because of the Iran war. The post Vance: Republicans Lost Midterms Because of Iran War appeared first on Breitbart .
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