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Updated · The New York Times · Nov 6
Rubio Rejects Exit Reports, Says He Will Serve Trump Through 2028 Talk
Updated
Updated · The New York Times · Nov 6

Rubio Rejects Exit Reports, Says He Will Serve Trump Through 2028 Talk

3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Nov 6

Summary

  • Marco Rubio said reports that he plans to leave his posts are false, telling The New York Times he intends to work for President Donald Trump until the end of the term.
  • Two jobs were at issue — secretary of state and national security adviser — and Rubio said, “Which one?” when asked about claims he would step down.
  • 2028 speculation still hangs over him, but Rubio refused to discuss a presidential bid and reiterated past support for Vice President JD Vance if Vance runs.
  • Election fallout has sharpened the scrutiny: Trump recently praised Rubio at a Kansas rally, while Vance and Rubio both acknowledged the Iran war and higher gas prices hurt Republicans.

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