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“Vance Is PANICKED” Victor Davis Hanson Reveals Why His Career Could Be DOOMED
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August 21, 2026
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Victor Davis Hanson is raising some serious questions about JD Vance’s political future — and whether Marco Rubio may ultimately be the stronger candidate to inherit the Republican movement after Donald Trump.
In this reaction, I break down Victor Davis Hanson’s analysis of the growing comparison between JD Vance and Marco Rubio.
Vance is currently one of the most prominent figures in the Republican Party and is widely viewed as a potential future presidential candidate.
But Hanson argues that Rubio is quietly building a very different political profile.
Rather than dominating social media or getting pulled into constant online controversies, Rubio has increasingly built his reputation around foreign policy, diplomacy, experience and what Hanson describes as calm competence.
Meanwhile, Hanson believes Vance risks creating unnecessary problems for himself.
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