Trump-Vance Rift Deepens as VP's Greenland Visit Draws Criticism

Scaramucci predicts Trump will politically sideline Vance, citing dissatisfaction with his emulation and controversial remarks in Greenland.

President Donald Trump is reportedly growing increasingly discontented with Vice President JD Vance, raising questions about Vance's political future.
Vance's recent visit to Greenland, where he criticized Denmark's management of the territory's security, has been labeled 'embarrassing' by Anthony Scaramucci due to the lack of a warm reception for the U.S. delegation.
Scaramucci suggested that Vance's attempts to closely emulate Trump might be backfiring, potentially irritating the president rather than strengthening their relationship.
Trump has not publicly endorsed Vance as his successor or as the leader of the Republican Party, further signaling potential fractures in their alliance.
The administration's continued interest in acquiring Greenland remains a contentious issue, with Trump previously suggesting military action as a possibility.