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Zgjedhjet në SHBA, Vance zbulon arsyen e humbjes: Shkak, lufta

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Zëvendëspresidenti amerikan, JD Vance ka folur për mediat jashtë avionit "Air Force Two” lidhur me rezultatet e zgjedhjeve të mesit të mandatit. Vance ia

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Bota Zgjedhjet në SHBA, Vance zbulon arsyen e humbjes: Shkak, lufta 4 Nëntor 2026 | 17:31 Zëvendëspresidenti amerikan, JD Vance ka folur për mediat jashtë avionit “Air Force Two” lidhur me rezultatet e zgjedhjeve të mesit të mandatit. Vance ia atribuon drejtpërdrejt luftës me Iranin performancën tejet të dobët të republikanëve në zgjedhjet e mesmandatit. “Arsyeja pse humbëm është lufta. Vetë presidenti e tha këtë mbrëmë,” u shpreh Vance në një postim të gjatë në platformën X të martën në mëngjes, përmes të cilit u distancua në mënyrë të nënkuptuar nga Presidenti Donald Trump dhe axhenda e tij. “Nëse doni të argumentoni se ia vlejti – se humbja e Senatit për 6 vitet e ardhshme ishte një sakrificë që ia vlejti – atëherë bëjeni. Argumentoni se ishte një kosto që ia vlente të paguhej. Pavarësisht nëse jeni dakord apo jo, të paktën kjo është e sinqertë. Por të gjithë e dinë pse humbëm. Dhe çdo diskutim i sinqertë se si do të ecim përpara nga ky moment, duhet të nisë pikërisht këtu,” shtoi…

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    Zgjedhjet në SHBA, Vance zbulon arsyen e humbjes: Shkak, lufta

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    Zëvendëspresidenti amerikan, JD Vance ka folur për mediat jashtë avionit “Air Force Two” lidhur me rezultatet e zgjedhjeve të mesit të mandatit. Vance ia atribuon drejtpërdrejt luftës me Iranin

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