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Hey folks,
J.D. Vance wants to be president. There’s just one problem: Donald Trump doesn’t seem all that interested in helping him get there.
Vance is struggling to draw crowds, Trump is reportedly complaining about it, and Marco Rubio is suddenly looking like a serious threat to Vance’s 2028 ambitions. And when a young voter asks Vance a genuine question about how anyone can afford to start a family, his response tells you everything about what’s wrong with this guy.
[00:00:29] A young voter asks J.D. Vance how Americans are supposed to afford homes and start families. Instead of addressing the economic crisis, Vance makes a joke about John Husted.
[00:02:19] New York Times reporting reveals Trump has been privately criticizing Vance’s small crowds, and I explain why the vice president could become a convenient scapegoat if Republicans lose big in the midterms.
[00:04:24] Vance’s increasingly awkward campaign appearances reveal a politician obsessed with crowd sizes and Trump’s approval, while Republicans struggle to generate enthusiasm in Texas.
[00:07:09] Trump gets a direct opportunity to endorse Vance for president in 2028 and refuses. We get into why Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, and other Republicans could be circling.
[00:09:39] New polling shows Vance leading the potential Republican field but deeply unpopular with Americans, raising serious questions about whether he can actually win a national election.
This is about more than J.D. Vance’s presidential ambitions. It’s about a Republican Party built around one man’s ego, where loyalty matters more than competence and politicians spend more time chasing Trump’s approval than answering people’s real concerns. Americans are struggling to afford homes, raise families, and build decent lives. They deserve better than this. If you value independent media that keeps the focus on the people these politicians are supposed to serve, help me keep building it.
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With urgency,
—Mike
