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Vance ia faturon luftës humbjen e republikanëve/ Distancohet nga Trump
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Zëvendëspresidenti amerikan, JD Vance, ka lidhur drejtpërdrejt humbjet e Partisë Republikane në zgjedhjet e mesmandatit me luftën në Iran. Në një reagim
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Bota Vance ia faturon luftës humbjen e republikanëve/ Distancohet nga Trump Redaksia NTV • Zëvendëspresidenti amerikan, JD Vance, ka lidhur drejtpërdrejt humbjet e Partisë Republikane në zgjedhjet e mesmandatit me luftën në Iran. Në një reagim të gjatë të publikuar në platformën X, Vance tha se konflikti ka qenë një nga faktorët kryesorë që ndikuan në rezultatin elektoral, duke kërkuar që përgjegjësia për këtë humbje të diskutohet hapur. “Arsyeja pse humbëm është lufta. Vetë presidenti e tha këtë mbrëmë”, shkroi Vance, duke iu referuar deklaratave të Donald Trump. Ai shtoi se ata që mendojnë se përfitimet e konfliktit e justifikojnë koston politike duhet ta thonë hapur këtë qëndrim. Vance përmendi edhe faktorë të tjerë që, sipas tij, ndikuan në rezultatin e republikanëve. Mes tyre renditi koston e jetesës dhe marrëdhëniet e Shteteve të Bashkuara me Izraelin. Ai pranoi gjithashtu se mesazhet ekonomike të partisë nuk kishin qenë mjaftueshëm të qarta gjatë fazës përmbyllëse të fushatës…
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Vance ia faturon luftës humbjen e republikanëve/ Distancohet nga Trump
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Zëvendëspresidenti amerikan, JD Vance, ka lidhur drejtpërdrejt humbjet e Partisë Republikane në zgjedhjet e mesmandatit me luftën në Iran. Në një reagim
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