Ocasio-Cortez sees confidence in her White House chances grow
Confidence is growing among some influential Democrats about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D-N.Y.) prospects in the 2028 presidential race. The New York Democrat has quickly become one of the party’s most prominent voices, tapping into a surge of populist energy on the left while growing her following as Democrats search for a leader nearly two years after...
On Thursday, Vice President JD Vance is set to meet with popular conservative radio host Sid Rosenberg at the White House, marking a crucial juncture in his attempts to mend ties with Jewish Republicans. Rosenberg, a longtime friend and staunch supporter of President Donald Trump, has been vocal in his criticism of Vance, particularly for his friendship with Tucker Carlson, who has been accused of making antisemitic remarks about Israel.
Rosenberg plans to confront Vance about both Carlson and U.S. aid to Israel during their meeting, emphasizing that for Vance to secure the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, he must distance himself from Carlson or at least disavow him. Rosenberg's stance reflects concerns within right-leaning Jewish communities about Vance's commitment to Israel, which has become a contentious issue among GOP donors wary of backing Vance due to his views on the matter.
The meeting, requested by Vance, underscores the challenges he faces in navigating his relationship with the Republican base while attempting to secure the Republican nomination.
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