JD Vance could yet save his political skin. But it will mean turning on Trump – and soon | Simon Tisdall
Summary
JD Vance, the current U.S. vice president, is losing support partly because of his close loyalty to President Donald Trump. Vance faces political challenges including poor poll numbers and association with Trump’s controversial actions, while some Republicans consider turning against Trump.Key Facts
- JD Vance is the vice president of the United States and expected to run for president in 2028.
- Vance has recently suffered political setbacks linked to his support of President Trump’s policies and actions.
- He has clashed with various groups and figures, including Iranian negotiators, Hungarian voters, and the Pope.
- Vance’s approval ratings are very low, making him historically unpopular among recent U.S. vice presidents.
- He previously criticized Trump but later became a strong supporter, changing his political stance.
- Vance converted to Catholicism and uses his faith to appeal to religious conservatives but often challenges church authorities.
- Vance cannot be fired by Trump because he is elected, but he could help remove Trump under the 25th Amendment if Trump is deemed unfit.
- Trump’s recent difficulties, including a failed Iran negotiation and loss in Hungarian elections, have damaged Vance’s political prospects.
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