J. D. Vance: "The reason we lost was the war" with Iran

J. D. Vance, the U.S. Vice President, attributes the Republican Party's electoral losses to the war with Iran, urging a reevaluation of immigration policies. He emphasizes that voters shifted to Democrats due to dissatisfaction with the ongoing conflict, cost of living, prioritizing U.S. interests, and relations with Israel. Vance warns against accepting radical immigration reforms, suggesting a focus on enforcing laws against employers hiring undocumented workers instead. His comments reflect a potential rift with President Trump, who maintains significant influence despite the electoral setback. The ongoing conflict in Iran remains a contentious issue, with uncertain implications for future U.S. military actions.