The former Republican congressman turned never-Trumper took to X to troll President Donald Trump‘s vice president, JD Vance, after his second-in-command got into a spat on X about Ukraine. “Did you ever imagine you’d be 1) Vice President 2) a Vice President with enough time to tweet 3) a complete douche canoe?

To those concerned about billionaire Trump adviser Elon Musk’s access to sensitive government data, his tear-it-down band of young techies doing that work is an unregulated threat to privacy. The view on the right is much different.

If anything has dulled the GOP’s elation over the start of President Trump’s second term, it is that, barring a political meteor, this term will be his last.

Panelists on CNN's State of the Union sparred over two top Trump administration officials — Vice President J.D. Vance and adviser Elon Musk — "flirting with Nazism" following the vice president's eyebrow-raising speech at last week's Munich Security Conference.

If anything has dulled the GOP’s elation over the start of President Trump’s second term, it is that, barring a political meteor, this term will be his last.

JD Vance moved from Cincinnati to Washington, D.C., when he became vice president. See his new house as it looked when past VPs lived there.

In results released Saturday afternoon, Vance was the choice of 61% of CPAC attendees. Former Trump counselor and conservative activist Steve Bannon came in a distant second with 12%, while Florida Gov. and one-time Trump rival Ron DeSantis came in third with 7% support.

Panelists on CNN's State of the Union sparred over two top Trump administration officials — Vice President J.D. Vance and adviser Elon Musk — "flirting with Nazism" following the vice president's eyebrow-raising speech at last week's Munich Security Conference.

If anything has dulled the GOP’s elation over the start of President Trump’s second term, it is that, barring a political meteor, this term will be his last.

An internal GOP schism over President Trump’s nomination of Elbridge Colby to serve as the Pentagon’s undersecretary for policy is spilling out into the public, prompting an

Vance is far from the first conservative to argue that America hates men in order to advance a political agenda that has little to do with helping men. Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO), for example, wrote a book called Manhood and tried to build his political brand around being a defender of masculinity.

Vance was complaining about how, in Germany, mainstream political parties don’t work with their most extreme right-wing colleagues.