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Vice President JD Vance diverged from the White House position on releasing the Epstein files. The move signals potential cracks in Trump's coalition over transparency.
Vice President JD Vance diverged from the Trump administration's position on releasing the Epstein files, suggesting he supports disclosure while Trump's team resists. The move was public enough to signal disagreement without being dramatic enough to trigger direct confrontation.
Cracks in a political coalition often start small — a VP saying something the president didn't say, a deliberate divergence on a symbolic issue. Vance breaking ranks on the Epstein files suggests either genuine conviction or an early signal that he's positioning for the post-Trump era. Either way, it indicates the coalition holding Trump's administration together isn't as unified as it appears.
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