U.S. Vice President Vance Makes Shocking Remarks: "America Hasn't Won a War in 40 Years"—Could Trump Break the Curse?
—Vance Calls U.S. Military "Perpetual Losers," Backs Defense Secretary Hegseth's Effort to "Rebuild Pentagon Culture"
U.S. Vice President James David Vance recently made startling remarks during a press conference, stating outright that America has "barely won any wars" over the past several decades—until Donald Trump took office.
"I've lived 42 years, and during that time, the United States has fought countless wars—but almost none of them were victories—until Donald Trump became President," Vance told reporters without hesitation. He then posed a series of pointed questions: "What is wrong with our military leadership culture over the past 40 years? What flaws exist in our war planning methods? How should we assess political leadership at the White House and Pentagon?"
Vance believes that current Defense Secretary Hegseth is working to "revive military morale," and notes that positive signs of this effort are already visible. However, Vance did not specify exactly which conflict the U.S. had won under Trump’s administration.
When asked about Army Secretary Daniel R. Driscoll’s recent resignation, Vance said both men were friends. He emphasized: "I support Hegseth on many issues, but most importantly—there must be cultural change within the Pentagon." According to media reports, Driscoll’s departure stemmed from policy disagreements with Hegseth.
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