As the Trump administration attracted widespread tariffs around the world, and ignored global financial markets, Vice President JD Vance is one of the main messengers of the White House and went to the air to create his “passion” for unprecedented change.
However, before the spokesman for Trump’s Freedom Day tariffs, Vance was very important to the same policies, including Trump’s direct repentance when talking about similar actions in his first period.
The main argument of the Trump administration about tariffs is that they are encouraging companies to return production jobs to the United States.
The former Senator Ohio once called the fight for such jobs as “yesterday’s war” and used other statements to defend education and training as ways to lift American workers.
“So many of these jobs that have disappeared from these areas do not come back. They have not disappeared from globalization or transport abroad,” he said.
Elsewhere, Venus responded directly to Trump’s long -term calls for tariffs.
“It is not enough to be repeated enough:” If you are concerned about US economic interest, focus more on automation/education than business support, “Vance wrote about what was Twitter in 2017 after Trump met that year.
“Vice President Vance, in his unparalleled support to revive the US economy by returning production jobs and clinging to middle -class workers and families, was transparent before the Senate Competition in the United States,” a spokesman for VANCE told KFile.
The re -appear commercial commentary is the last example of Venus to justify past criticisms of Trump and his ideas.
Venus, who once explicitly declared himself “never Trump” that the Republican of New York had never “liked”, had previously called Trump “fraud”, “a moral disaster”, a “pessimistic”, a “bad man”, and suggested that he could be “Hitler America”. He also once said that Trump “had not been completely unable to deliver his economic populism.”
Venus changed his tone to Trump after his best -selling memories Elegy Hillbilly And the relationship with the investor Peter Till helped him become a growing star in Republican politics.
During his election campaign in 2021, Venus said to the Senate, “I said that important things and regret them and regret that I was wrong about this man.” “I think he was a good president, I think he made a lot of good decisions for the people, and I think he took a lot of scalp.”
During the 2024 election campaign, Vance said “inappropriate fabrication” in the media had already misled Trump.
“I have always been very open to the fact that I have made a mistake about Donald Trump,” Vance said during a discussion. “I first made a mistake because I believed in some media stories that it was clear that the incompatible counterfeit is a record.
