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STATE OF THURSDAY: Vance Knows Why They Lost — He Helped Make It Happen.

Will Republicans finally learn that promises matter?

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Adriel Gonzalez
Nov 05, 2026
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Vance Knows Why They Lost — He Helped Make It Happen.

JD Vance took to X Wednesday morning to give his take on Republicans’ disastrous election results. He claimed to know exactly what went wrong and, like an oracle, declared, “The reason we lost is the war.”

Yes, Mr. Vice President, it was the war.

And while Tuesday’s elections were surely sobering for Republicans, Vance’s acknowledgment of what went wrong has come too little too late. The war has been raging since February, and the vice president has spent much of that time defending the administration’s actions.

Before we were dragged into this Middle East entanglement, Vance told us there was “no chance” military action would lead to the U.S. getting into an extended conflict in the region.

Not too long after, he went on Fox News to insist there was “just no way” Trump would start a conflict without a clear mission. He even said the president had limited ambitions, adding that the administration had learned from previous Middle East quagmires.

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