Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic senator from Michigan, said in an interview with CNN that J. Dee Vance, the vice president of the United States of America, is trying to distance himself from Donald Trump over the war with Iran after the defeat of the Republicans in the midterm elections. Al-Sayed said: "J. Dee Vance is now trying his best to distance himself from this terrible and disastrous war in Iran. I say, friend, now is not the time; You should have done it eight months ago." He called Vance a "coward" and said that if the vice president was against the war, he should have made his opposition public eight months ago, but Vance then decided to go along with Trump and his decisions, according to Al-Sayed. Now that Trump and the Republicans have lost the midterm elections, Vance is trying to take a different path, El-Said added. He also indicated the possibility of Vance's candidacy in the next presidential election and said that he intends to show the American people the difference between "what Vance says and what he does."

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic senator from Michigan, said in an interview with CNN that J. Dee Vance, the vice president of the United States of America, is trying to distance himself from Donald Trump over the war with Iran after the defeat of the Republicans in the midterm elections. Al-Sayed said: "J. Dee Vance is now trying his best to distance himself from this terrible and disastrous war in Iran. I say, friend, now is not the time; You should have done it eight months ago." He called Vance a "coward" and said that if the vice president was against the war, he should have made his opposition public eight months ago, but Vance then decided to go along with Trump and his decisions, according to Al-Sayed. Now that Trump and the Republicans have lost the midterm elections, Vance is trying to take a different path, El-Said added. He also indicated the possibility of Vance's candidacy in the next presidential election and said that he intends to show the American people the difference between "what Vance says and what he does."