Vance reveals ‘there’s a chance’ he won’t run for president in 2028: ‘We’ve got 4 little kids’ - New York Post
Vice President JD Vance has suggested he may not run for president in 2028, citing his desire to prioritize his four young children. He noted that he remains undecided and plans to defer any major campaign decisions until after the upcoming midterm elections.
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As the current frontrunner to succeed Donald Trump, Vance's potential withdrawal would significantly alter the landscape of the 2028 Republican primary.
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Make New York Post a Preferred Source Vice President JD Vance revealed “there’s a chance” he won’t run for president in 2028 — and second lady Usha and the couple’s four young kids could help make the decision for him.
Vance — the frontrunner to succeed Trump as Republican nominee — acknowledged during a CBS News town hall in Michigan that he could sit-out the next election.
“Of course there’s a chance,” Vance said.
“We’ve got four little kids, my wife has never loved politics. She loves public service,” Vance said.
“I think you know you can do a lot of good in this job, and I’ve tried to do as much good as possible.”
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