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Kander: Trump's not trying to do things that he thinks are going to work great politically for after his term. Trump wants to be the man while he's in there which doesn't actually help somebody like JD Vance
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Trumpism isn’t a movement. It’s a personality cult with no exit plan and JD Vance is betting his career on it.

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Kander accidentally admitted it, DC fears leaders who act, not ones who play the long game for clout. That’s why they panic when someone actually uses power.

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The claim that Trump’s leadership doesn’t benefit allies like JD Vance is a tired narrative pushed by those allergic to accountability. Vance’s alignment with America-first policies—securing borders, slashing reckless spending, and prioritizing U.S. interests over globalist schemes—isn’t about personal gain. It’s about dismantling the bureaucratic rot that’s plagued D.C. for decades. Opponents framing this as “self-serving” ignore the $2.1 trillion in wasteful foreign aid and domestic bloat shoveled out under prior administrations. Vance’s focus on auditing defense contracts, exposing Medicare fraud, and cutting redundant agencies (like the $50 million “diversity training” slush funds) proves his commitment to taxpayers, not political theater. The real issue? D.C. elites hate efficiency because it threatens their graft. Every dollar saved from waste is a dollar not lining their pockets. Vance’s agenda mirrors Trump’s mission: expose the corruption, crush inflation, and put America back in charge. Weak critiques like this only highlight how desperate the establishment is to protect their racket.

trump is kicking the crap out of the democrat party right now and it looks like he's having a good time doing it. he's having his way. democrats on the other hand, having been solidly rejected in the election, are struggling to find a new identity and are not having much success


