According to Fox News Digital, as cited by RBK-Ukraine, US Vice President JD Vance is taking steps to unite Republicans who have become disillusioned with the policies of current President Donald Trump. As sources indicate, ahead of the 2028 presidential election, Vance intends to create a new political grouping designed to serve as a focal point for a segment of the conservative electorate that disagrees with the party's current direction.
Formation of the 'New Right' alliance
Information suggests that the Vice President is advocating for the creation of a 'New Right' alliance. It is expected to include Republicans who adhere to the original principles of the MAGA movement and the 'America First' slogan. Sources identify the rejection of foreign intervention, lowering the cost of living, and strengthening national border control as the main demands of this voter group.
Foreign policy disagreements
Some of these voters, according to sources, are unhappy that Trump, in their view, is too closely tied to Israel on foreign policy issues. Some members of the right wing directly link the war with Iran to Israel's influence in the Middle East and the American President's personal relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It is noted that these issues are becoming a catalyst for alienating a portion of the administration's support base.
Maintaining ties with Trump
At the same time, the source emphasizes that Vance is not trying to distance himself from Trump or sever political ties. His goal, it is reported, is to win over Republicans who remain supporters of the President but do not back his foreign policy direction and feel betrayed by it. "Vance is our candidate," is how an administration representative conveyed the Vice President's main message to this segment of the electorate.
Context of internal party criticism
Earlier, RBK-Ukraine reported that a number of Republicans have publicly criticized Trump and called for a change in the party's political course. It was also noted that the White House chief identified a key reason for his party's electoral defeat. Against this backdrop, the Vice President's initiative to create a new group is viewed as an attempt to structure growing discontent within the conservative camp and offer its supporters a unique platform for the 2028 election.
