JD Vance predicts Republicans will soundly defeat Democrats in next year's midterm elections, in a speech at major conservative summit, sparking enthusiastic USA chants from the crowd.

The Republican Party that Vance is supposed to inherit is splintering over core questions of identity, ideology, and electability and he sits on the wrong side of too many of them.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Vice President Vance top their respective parties’ lists of potential 2028 presidential contenders, according to a new CNN poll. In the survey, two-thirds of

Vice President JD Vance has been a loyal lieutenant to President Donald Trump, but the new year will bring new opportunities and challenges should he decide to launch a campaign to become commander in chief.

The New York Democratic congresswoman would narrowly defeat the likely Republican nominee 51 percent to 49 percent, according to the poll.

JD Vance's speech at AmericaFest sparks 2028 presidential speculation as young conservatives line up at 4 a.m. to see Trump's potential heir apparent.

At the Turning Point USA conference in Phoenix last week, the vice president was a heavy favorite, securing the endorsement of CEO Erika Kirk and winning a straw poll of attendees.

Erika Kirk made a major political move this week when she publicly endorsed Vice President JD Vance for the 2028 presidential election. Speaking at AmericaFest in Arizona, the first large […] The post Erika Kirk Officially Backs JD Vance’s 2028 Presidential Run appeared first on Baller Alert.

Appearing on The Arena with Kasie Hunt on Monday afternoon (December 22), the CNN conservative commentator was asked about controversial figures such as Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson, and whether the MAGA movement should want them as voices in a 2028 election.

Early betting markets show US Vice President JD Vance as the frontrunner for the 2028 Presidential Election with 31% odds, followed by Gavin Newsom at 18%.

Vice President J.D. Vance has repeatedly battled the corporate media in adversarial settings, pushing back aggressively against their narrative in