Trump's closest circle is rebelling. "The political era has come to an end"

The recent midterm elections revealed significant divisions within Donald Trump's administration, particularly highlighted by Vice President J.D. Vance's distancing from Trump and the Iran war. Vance expressed shock at the election results and emphasized voter concerns over the war, inflation, and domestic issues. The Wall Street Journal noted that these divisions indicate the end of Trump's political era, exacerbated by the war's unpopularity and its impact on fuel prices. Internal discussions within the White House have focused on the war's electoral consequences, with some advisors urging Trump to escalate military actions while others suggest a withdrawal. Trump's fluctuating stance on immigration and domestic issues further complicates his political landscape, as he appears less concerned about midterm outcomes than foreign policy and legacy.