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Vice President Vance Dismisses Concerns Over Iran Deal Fallout

KTSM••Julia Manchester and The Hill
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During a recent White House press briefing, Vice President Vance expressed confidence that President Trump would not blame him if the Iran deal collapses. Vance stated, 'No, not at all,' when questioned about his concerns regarding being made a scapegoat. This statement highlights the administration's ongoing discussions about the Iran deal and Vance's support for Trump's approach. The implications of the deal are significant, as they affect international relations and national security.

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