Vance Says Selling White House Access Should Bring Consequences; Also Launches Taxpayer Pledge
Photo: CBS NewsHow the sides differ Left sources stress Vance's condemnation of selling access; right sources split between his pledge to honor Democratic subpoenas and a separate anti-fraud pledge.
Vice President JD Vance spoke at a CBS News town hall in Michigan, saying anyone selling access to the White House should face consequences. The Washington Examiner adds that he promised to honor subpoenas of administration officials accused of this if Democrats win control of Congress this fall, answering yes when asked by the anchor. The Daily Wire covers a separate event: a six-point pledge, launched Thursday, urging officials nationwide to join efforts against fraud, waste and abuse in taxpayer-funded programs, with support from Republican officials.
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CBS News frames the story around Vance's strong condemnation of selling access to the White House and his call for consequences.
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Right-leaning outlets focus on his subpoena pledge if Democrats win Congress, or on his separate anti-fraud taxpayer pledge backed by Republicans.