BUSTED: Trump White House Catches The New York Times Spreading an INSANE Lie About VP JD Vance as Paper Desperately Tries to Pit Him Against the President The New York Times published an article alleging that President Trump has doubts about Vice President JD Vance’s presidential aspirations and capabilities, further portraying Vance as a social media addict. The Trump White House, through Communications Director Steven Cheung, has vehemently denied these claims, calling them ‘complete fake news’ and stating the Times refused to publish their denial. This incident is framed as a desperate attempt by corporate media to undermine Vance and Republican voters.

• The New York Times published an article suggesting President Trump has doubts about Vice President JD Vance’s potential as a 2028 candidate.
• The Times article also characterized Vance as a social media addict who engages in online disputes, citing advice from Chief of Staff Susie Wiles to take a social media break.
• White House Communications Director Steven Cheung denied the claims, labeling them ‘complete fake news’ and stating The New York Times refused to publish their denial.
• The article suggests the media is attempting to divide Vance from Trump and mislead Republican voters.
• The Gateway Pundit is presented as the source of the article’s counter-narrative.