JD Vance is bringing back old-school politics, and it just might save the Republican Party
For more than a decade now, campaigning, communicating and vetting, has been plunged into a seemingly bottomless abyss of reimagined reality governed by continually changing ideological rules. This new reality will likely affect the coming midterms as well as the 2028 presidential election. Should that turn out to be the case, how would high-profile politicians navigate such uncertainty?
- ▪For more than a decade now, campaigning, communicating and vetting, has been plunged into a seemingly bottomless abyss of reimagined reality governed by continually changing ideological rules.
- ▪This new reality will likely affect the coming midterms as well as the 2028 presidential election.
- ▪Should that turn out to be the case, how would high-profile politicians navigate such uncertainty?
2 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 20 hours. All of the coverage we found sits in one bucket: lean right. That one-sidedness is itself worth noticing.
- ▪ Vance's Old School Politics Might Just Save the GOP — RealClearPolitics - Homepage
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Opinion>Opinions - Campaign The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill JD Vance is bringing back old-school politics, and it just might save the Republican Party Comments: by Douglas MacKinnon, opinion contributor - 07/25/26 12:00 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Douglas MacKinnon, opinion contributor - 07/25/26 12:00 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING In so many ways, what was considered normal when it came to basic politics has been turned upside-down during the turbulent and ever more anarchistic Age of Trump. For more than a decade now, campaigning, communicating and vetting, has been plunged into a seemingly bottomless abyss of reimagined reality governed by continually changing ideological rules.
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