Trump declared the negotiations with Iran closed and ordered Vance to investigate corruption in the Democratic states

The president Donald Trump announced this Thursday on his social media that he halted dialogue with Iran and will appoint his vice president JD Vance - who was the man leading negotiations with the Islamic regime - to lead an anti-corruption crusade in the states governed by the Democratic Party.

"I have asked Vice President Vance to focus all his attention on the massive corruption and crime occurring in the cities and states governed by Democrats across the United States", the president communicated on Truth Social.

"The blue states [Democrats], like Minnesota, California, Illinois, and many more, are all corrupt and mismanaged disasters. Billions of dollars are stolen every single month. Our budget could be quickly balanced by correcting this large-scale criminal activity. CORRUPTION is in the blood of Democratic leadership!", declared the Republican leader.

"We do not need a deal with Iran. Those days are long gone. We have their money, hundreds of billions of dollars, and we have their Strait!", Trump added.

In a subsequent post, the Republican magnate said that "if Democrats want to 'eradicate corruption', they should start by investigating blue states, perhaps the most CORRUPT government structures and entities anywhere on Earth", adding that "a lot of money is being stolen every hour of the day!".

It is worth noting that Vance chairs the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, created by Trump this spring, and to date, this body has detected more than 200 billion dollars in fraud. The task force has dismantled fraud networks in territories controlled by the Democratic Party related mainly to Obamacare, and it is estimated that it has saved taxpayers 2.2 billion dollars.

During Joe Biden's administration, enrollment in Obamacare increased from about 10 million people to more than 22 million. A report from the Department of Health and Human Services published this year by the Wall Street Journal estimated that nearly half of the new enrollments made under Biden were "probably improper, ghost, or fraudulent".