JD Vance defends Trump's comments that Republicans should let the US default, saying the former president was giving 'political advice' and doing 'fundamentally the right thing'
, even as President Joe Biden has maintained he won't accept anything other than a clean raise, without any cuts attached.
"You might as well do it now because you'll do it later," he added."Because we have to save this country. Our country is dying. Our country is being destroyed by stupid people, by very stupid people."Axios that"what the president is doing is really giving political advice ... not financial advice."
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