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Trump Muses on His Successor

May 10, 2026 · 6:32 am ET · Leave a Comment

“Every now and then, while talking to officials in the Oval Office, with friends over dinner, or on the patio at Mar a Lago, President Trump pauses and muses aloud about a subject quietly captivating the Republican Party,” the New York Times reports.

“What do you think? JD or Marco?”

“According to multiple people close to the president, Mr. Trump asks advisers who they prefer, before frequently musing that he should just have Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio run together on the same presidential ticket in 2028.”

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