Bloomberg: “Trump is leaving the technical work to his vice president, who never wanted the war in the first place. Owning the end to a war he publicly opposed could make Vance a hero to the MAGA base and Republican lawmakers, who are anxious for the conflict to end before the November midterms…”
“But if the deal ends up collapsing, or leads to more turmoil in the Middle East, Vance would own that, too — a less-than-ideal outcome if you aspire to be Trump’s heir apparent. It’s too early to tell if this high-profile role will help Vance’s ambitions, or if the fragile deal will crumble into chaos.”
