President Donald J.
President Donald J. Trump on Vice President JD Vance's statement: “I thought it was good.”
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The vice president wrote a very lengthy post about how the war impacted the results last night Well, I knew he was I know how he feels about it I think it was I think it was fine yeah. I thought it was good we knew that. I know that I knew that when I went in and we stopped them from having a nuclear weapon and they will never have a nuclear weapon
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President Donald J. Trump on Vice President JD Vance's statement: “I thought it was good.”
The vice president wrote a very lengthy post about how the war impacted the results last night Well, I knew he was I know how he feels about it I think it was I think it was fine yeah. I thought it was good we knew that. I know that I knew that when I went in and we stopped them from having a nuclear weapon and they will never have a nuclear weapon
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