Fox News reported that Vance plans to form a "New Right" alliance

According to sources, U.S. Vice President Vance is seeking to establish a "new right-wing alliance" with voters disappointed in Trump ahead of the 2028 election cycle. Following the Republican midterm election losses, Vance published a lengthy article on Wednesday morning local time, taking a different stance from Trump on issues such as foreign policy and U.S.-Israel relations. A source revealed that a meeting was held at the White House on Wednesday morning, aimed at ensuring government officials maintain a unified message in the aftermath of the midterm elections.

Vance previously posted, "The reason we lost is this war." "The President himself said the same last night." Vance stated that a polling expert outlined four tasks that could bring voters back to the Republican Party: ending the war, focusing on the cost of living and inflation, putting America first, and changing the relationship with Israel. In September, Vance indicated that he would not refer to the Iran conflict as a "war." A government official noted that these four tasks are Vance's rallying cry for the "new right." The official stated that Vance's position is not to break away from Trump but to send a signal to Republicans who support Trump but disagree with his foreign policy or feel betrayed, indicating that "Vance is one of us." This information comes from Fox News.