Trump's presidency threatened by Vice President Vance

Political experts suggest that President Donald Trump's leadership could be threatened by Vice President JD Vance. Analyst Adam Boulton believes that Trump's unpredictable style may turn even his loyal supporters against him. Since Trump took office, his executive actions have sparked controversy. He has imposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico and taken steps like renaming the Gulf of Mexico and suspending aid to Ukraine. These actions have raised concerns about Trump's relationship with his administration, possibly creating an opening for Vance to succeed him. Boulton noted that if Trump continues to be a liability, his cabinet members might prefer Vance, who has a more family-oriented image. There's concern that as Trump distances himself from allies, the political landscape could shift dramatically. Experts warn that the U.S. is edging closer to authoritarianism. Staffan Lindberg of V-Dem pointed out a troubling trend under Trump's presidency that could have global repercussions. Former Republican communications director Tara Setmayer echoed these fears, emphasizing the normalization of troubling political behaviors. Recent incidents, such as a French scientist being denied entry to the U.S. for criticizing Trump, highlight ongoing tensions. If Vance were to take over, there are worries that he might continue Trump's controversial policies.