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Trump’s Iran deal comes with great risk — for JD Vance

The Japan Times

June 22, 2026

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Trump’s Iran deal comes with great risk — for JD Vance

For Vance, it is too late to be careful. He largely owes his political career to Trump, and his political future largely depends on his defense of him and his policies.

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