JD Vance acknowledges potential 2028 run, says focus is on current job

Vice President JD Vance recently appeared on The View with Lara Trump, where he discussed the possibility of a 2028 White House run. While he stopped short of confirming his intentions, Vance acknowledged that if he performs well in his current role, “the politics will figure itself out.”

Despite the speculation surrounding his potential presidential bid, Vance emphasized that his focus remains on his current responsibilities. He expressed reluctance towards prematurely planning for a future campaign, stating, “If we do a good job in 2025 and 2026, then we can talk about the politics in 2027.”

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Vance acknowledged the competitive landscape of potential candidates for the 2028 election, recognizing the need to work hard if he decides to enter the race. He emphasized that any future political endeavors would require dedication and effort, as nothing would be handed to him easily.

“I’m going to keep on working hard,” Vance stated. “If I do end up running, I know it will be a challenging journey, both within the Republican party and on the national stage.”

Vice President JD Vance highlighted his commitment to his role as second-in-command and his role as a father. (KENNY HOLSTON/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

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During the interview, Vance focused on his admiration for President Donald Trump’s leadership style and work ethic. He praised the president’s unwavering commitment and ability to delegate responsibilities effectively.

Vice President JD Vance commended President Donald Trump’s leadership approach and dedication. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

“The president’s tireless work ethic and trust in his team have been truly remarkable,” Vance remarked. “His ability to stay engaged and focused at all hours exemplifies his dedication to the job.”