The Wall Street Journal made a point of calling Vice President JD Vance out for trying to “block” President Donald Trump’s foreign policy in an editorial published on Monday night.

The Wall Street Journal is warning against major changes that reportedly could be coming to U.S. military operations as a cost-cutting measure through President Trump’s government reform efforts.

A brazen attempt to punish us for using words Trump dislikes.

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