Vice President JD Vance’s trip to India is already paying off, with both America and India agreeing to terms of reference — something Vance called a “vital step toward realizing President Trump and Prime Minister Modi's vision.”

Rep. Bill Huizenga (R., Mich.), a top Republican on the House Financial Services Committee, told the Washington Reporter that the latest moves remind him how “refreshing it is to have President Trump actively fight for American workers and economic opportunity for families across our nation.”

The Michigan lawmaker noted that countries across the world are presenting proposals on paper, but the moves with India are some of the strongest signs of progress amidst the administration’s moves to reset the global trade order.

All of which represents a marked change from what Huizenga said happened under Biden.