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JD Vance says a lot of infighting, reshuffling going on, people asking if No 2 has what it takes to lead. Then he clarifies he is talking about Ohio State Buckeyes

Times of India WorldBy Poulomi Ghosh
9 Nov 2026
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JD Vance says a lot of infighting, reshuffling going on, people asking if No 2 has what it takes to lead. Then he clarifies he is talking about Ohio State Buckeyes
JD Vance says a lot of infighting, reshuffling going on, people asking if No 2 has what it takes to lead. Then he clarifies he is talking about Ohio State Buckeyes
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JD Vance says a lot of infighting, reshuffling going on, people asking if No 2 has what it takes to lead. Then he clarifies he is talking about Ohio State Buckeyes

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  • ✓The football comparison came after Ohio State suffered a 30-18 defeat against USC and a 41-28 loss to Oregon.
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NewsWorld NewsUS NewsJD Vance says a lot of infighting, reshuffling going on, people asking if No 2 has what it takes to lead. Then he clarifies he is talking about Ohio State Buckeyes JD Vance says a lot of infighting, reshuffling going on, people asking if No 2 has what it takes to lead.

Then he clarifies he is talking about Ohio State Buckeyes Edited by Poulomi Ghosh / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Nov 10, 2026, 00:51 IST JD Vance made some comments about infighting and reshuffling but added that he was speaking about Ohio State Buckeyes.

Vice President JD Vance prepared an enticing speech after the party's midterm loss and after his elaborate explanation on social media blaming the Iran war for the defeat, and especially after it was widely reported that President Donald Trump was not on board with JD's analysis.

Speaking at an event on Monday, November 9, Vance began by referring to a “devastating loss last week”.“Before I get into the meat of my remarks, I wanted to talk, of course, about the devastating loss last week and just a little bit about that.

You know, of course, there are a lot of people, I think, unfairly criticizing the leader of the team despite leading us to a great victory two years ago. A lot of people criticizing unfairly the leader of the team.“There are a lot of staff infighting and questions about reshuffling.

And of course, there's a conversation about whether the No. 2 has what it takes to ultimately lead the team. “I'm talking, of course, about the Ohio State Buckeyes. And let me just assure you that I really believe in Luke Fahey, our backup quarterback.

And I think our team is going to make an amazing, amazing turnaround here," Vance said, keeping his real intention dubious. The football comparison came after Ohio State suffered a 30-18 defeat against USC and a 41-28 loss to Oregon.

The latter defeat followed a collapse in which Oregon scored 38 unanswered points after Ohio State had taken an early 14-0 lead.The Trump administration, on the other hand, is witnessing a great churn, with old loyalists being dumped to make room for new ones but not without mudslinging.

Former insiders have started making bombshell claims about Susie Wiles, the trusted aide who has been replaced as the chief of staff by Stephen Miller.Conservative commentator Laura Loomer said JD Vance is not in the good books either as his explanation blaming war for midterm loss did not sit well with what Trump believed.

Though Trump saved Vance from a public rebuke and agreed with Vance's analysis publicly, he emphasized that he would do it (war) again as Iran should not have nuclear power."The reason we lost is the war. The president himself said so last night.

If you'd like to argue it was worth it, that losing the Senate for the next 6 years was worth it, then do so. Argue it was a worthwhile cost to pay. Agree or disagree, that's at least honest. But everyone knows why we lost.

And any honest conversation about where we go from here must start there," Vance said in his explanation. You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test. Hegseth Impeachment Shocker! Reporter Puts Trump’s War Chief On Spot Over Massie's 8 Articles Vance's War On Fraud!

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Publication Date9 November 2026
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