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S. A. Miller
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Assistant Managing Editor, Politics, Washington Times
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By Stephen Dinan Verified, S. A. Miller Verified| Washington Times Verified Sen. J.D. Vance’s political transformation reflects the shift in the broader Republican Party. A man who considered himself a normal Republican and once labeled then-candidate Donald Trump “America’s Hitler” this week accepted his offer to be vice president in the next MAGA administration, should Mr. Trump succeed in recapturing the White House. Mr. Vance says his mistake was simple.
By Stephen Dinan Verified, S. A. Miller Verified| Washington Times Verified Sen. J.D. Vance’s political transformation reflects the shift in the broader Republican Party. A man who considered himself a normal Republican and once labeled then-candidate Donald Trump “America’s Hitler” this week accepted his offer to be vice president in the next MAGA administration, should Mr. Trump succeed in recapturing the White House. Mr. Vance says his mistake was simple.
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Washington Times
The Washington Times is a daily newspaper based in Washington, D.C., founded in 1982 by Sun Myung Moon. It aims to provide an alternative perspective to mainstream media, positioning itself as a conservative-leaning publication. The newspaper is owned by Operations Holdings, a subsidiary of the Unification Church-affiliated News World Communications. The Washington Times offers comprehensive news coverage, including U.S. politics, international affairs, business, sports, and opinion pieces. It provides content in both print and digital formats, maintaining a traditional broadsheet style alongside online articles, newsletters, and multimedia content. The publication targets readers interested in conservative viewpoints, including policymakers and political analysts.
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