SnopesVance Once Thought Trump Was Unfit for Nation's Highest Office. Here's What He Wrote
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37% : The line comes near the end of the op-ed, titled "Why Trump's Antiwar Message Resonates with White America," in which Vance theorized about the appeal of Trump to a Republican base that he thought was disillusioned with the party and its chosen candidates in the wake of the War on Terror.2% : " Vance's criticism of Trump prior to being named as his running mate for the 2024 election is well documented and the vice president-elect said "I was wrong about Donald Trump" during the vice presidential debate with Gov. Tim Walz on Oct. 1, 2024.
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