05/31/2026
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BREAKINGšØ The New York Times just pulled back the curtain on the weirdest soap opera in politics: the president is openly disgusted with his own vice president ā and suddenly JD Vanceās āMAGA heirā crown is hanging by a thread.
According to more than a dozen Trump aides, lawmakers, and donors, Trump has been venting for months that Vance is awkward, ācringey,ā and just not the swaggering miniāTrump he thought he was getting.
Behind closed doors he mocks Vanceās constant social media posting, his tryāhard cultureāwar riffs, and that viral moment when Vance fumbled the College Football Playoff trophy during an Ohio State celebration at the White House. People in the room say Trump brings up the trophy incident over and over, treating it like a metaphor for Vanceās whole vibe: drops the ball, then tries to spin it online.
The reporting is full of little humiliations. On a recent foreign trip, Trump reportedly watched Chinese officials stage a choreographed welcome for Xi Jinping and then turned to his own team, complaining that Vance doesnāt show him the same deferential, silentābodyguard energy.
Heās told Republican senators that Vance ābutts into conversationsā and that he wants his VP to stop talking for a few days. He gripes that Vance has ānever won a raceā without Trumpās help and snipes about how much vacation time Vance takes, even as Trump spends weekend after weekend on the golf course.
Worse for Vance, the big assignments he has been given keep ending in failure. Trump sent him to Hungary to stump for Viktor OrbĆ”nās reelection ā only for Hungarian voters to throw the autocrat out.
He sent Vance to Indiana to muscle state Republicans into passing new gerrymandered maps, and they refused. Inside the West Wing, those flops have become part of the story line: whenever Vance is dispatched as the MAGA closer, the deal falls apart.
All of that is creating space for someone else to claim the ānext in lineā spot. The Times says Trump has started musing aloud about other successors, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, describing the 2028 pick as āvery importantā and warning that choosing the wrong person would be a ādisasterā ā pointedly refusing to endorse Vance even when heās sitting right there. For a movement built entirely around one manās ego, that kind of hesitation is deadly.
This matters beyond palace gossip. Vance sold out every antiāTrump word he ever wrote in āHillbilly Elegyā in exchange for a shot at inheriting MAGA.
Now heās learning what every sycophant eventually learns around authoritarian personalities: loyalty flows only one way. The moment you stop being useful, youāre just another punchline.
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