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Trump Comments on 2028 Presidential Race and Vance's Remarks

President Trump commented on the 2028 presidential race, expressing uncertainty about potential candidates, including Vice President JD Vance. He stated he would not have handled the war in Iran differently and suggested that the war's impact on prices contributed to the GOP's midterm losses.

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During a recent press interaction, President Trump discussed the 2028 presidential race, indicating uncertainty about who might run, including Vice President JD Vance. He stated, "Maybe he won’t run, I don’t know who’s gonna run," while also asserting that he would not have approached the war in Iran differently. Trump's comments followed a discussion on the GOP's midterm election losses, which he partially attributed to higher prices linked to the war.

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  • Trump expressed uncertainty about potential candidates for the 2028 election.
  • He suggested Vice President JD Vance may not run for president.
  • Trump stated he would not have handled the war in Iran differently.
  • Holmes noted that someone is likely to run in 2028 despite Trump's comments.
  • Trump linked higher prices to the war's impact on the GOP's midterm losses.
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Trump Comments on 2028 Presidential Race and Vance's Remarks