🔶 Vance’s implicit reference to disagreement with Trump over the Iran war

J.D. Vance, the vice president of the United States of America, in his latest remarks implicitly indicated that there is disagreement between himself and Donald Trump, the U.S. president, over the war in Iran.

In an interview with the podcast of Sean Spicer, the former White House spokesman, which was published on Friday, October 16 (24 Mehr), Vance, while alluding to this matter, also emphasized that disagreement over one issue should not prevent support for other Trump policies and achievements.

In another part of his remarks, in response to a question about Tucker Carlson’s positions—an activist who is critical of the Iran war—Vance said: “What I’ve told Tucker is that you shouldn’t burn the wet and the dry together.”

Vance went on to refer to some of the domestic policies of Trump’s administration in the United States and added: “Aren’t closing the borders and putting an end to that ridiculous anti-white racial discrimination in university admissions supposed to be achievements that should be recognized? Shouldn’t we accept that Donald Trump has done a lot of good things?”