In a Sunday interview with LiveNOW, Florida Republican Congress member Randy Fine condemned Vice President JD Vance's post-midterm assessment. After the Republicans' sweeping defeat in the midterms, Vance took to X for a lengthy post-midterm analysis, in which he named the Iran war, rising gas prices, and the US's relationship with Israel as the major factors that cost them the elections.JD Vance's comments did not sit right with Fine, who called them 'gibberish' and 'the kind of thing you would read in 1932 Germany.' Dubbing Vance's remarks as 'crazy,' Randy Fine made a bold statement:"He blamed the Jews for losing the election. I mean, it’s crazy. I will tell you, we lost the election for a lot of reasons, but it wasn’t because of the only other country in the world who’s willing to stand up to Muslim terror like we are."Randy Fine will not back JD Vance in the 2028 Presidential electionsA day after the midterms, JD Vance took to X to reflect on Republicans' defeat. Reflecting on why Trump lost the support of voters who backed him in 2024, Vance blamed the Iran war and increasing gas prices. The Vice President also claimed that voters were frustrated with America's relationship with Israel, the only other nation that joined the US's attack on Iran, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu extended his support to Trump.After bashing JD Vance's remarks, Fine stated that he would not back him up in a presidential primary in the 2028 elections:"Hard stop. Absolute. He’s got to go."That's not all. Fine maintained that there are 'many candidates' for the 2028 GOP presidential nomination, name-dropping Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz as alternatives and likely picks against JD Vance.Randy Fine offers a different takeRandy Fine criticized JD Vance while also presenting his own explanation for the Republicans' midterm defeat.As opposed to Vance's remarks about the GOP incurring heavy losses due to the Iran war, Fine maintained that the party suffered a major defeat due to the U.S. Senate's inaction, which demotivated voters. Additionally, Fine said that the Republicans failed to communicate how Democrats' policies would worsen conditions in America.Randy Fine also touched on how he managed to retain his seat in the midterms:"And I can tell you why that happened: Because my constituents realized I cared about them, I cared about their problems and I cared about what was happening to the country."Donald Trump shares Vance's post-midterms analysis. In his Sunday 60 Minutes interview with CBS correspondent Ross Douthat, the President revealed that Republicans lost control of both the Senate and House because of the Iran war and gas prices. Additionally, Trump has tried to distance himself from the GOP loss, maintaining that the party lost midterms because his name was not on the ballot. The President also targeted prominent Republicans, such as Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who lost the elections.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.