JD Vance Says Donald Trump Will Decide 2028 GOP Presidential Nominee
Vice President JD Vance said the 2028 presidential primary is “over” when President Trump ultimately endorses a Republican candidate. “Whoever the president endorses will ultimately win the Republican primary,” Vance said in an interview wi
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Vice President JD Vance said the 2028 presidential primary is “over” when President Trump ultimately endorses a Republican candidate. “Whoever the president endorses will ultimately win the Republican primary,” Vance said in an interview with Sean Spicer.
“While Donald Trump will ultimately decide who is going to be the Republican nominee, you have a general ...
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