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Vance: ‘If I do end up running in 2028, I’m not entitled to it’
- Vice President J.D. Vance discussed his possible 2028 presidential run during an NBC News interview in Rome on May 19, 2025.
- Vance emphasized that he feels "not entitled" to run and dismissed media rumors of rivalry with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with whom he communicates frequently.
- Vance travels and works closely with Rubio, including a Vatican trip last week, and they speak multiple times daily, countering narratives of competition.
- A May survey found that Vance holds 46% support among registered Republicans as a prospective candidate for the 2028 GOP nomination, while Kamala Harris is the frontrunner for the Democrats with 30%.
- Vance's comments and polling suggest he remains a leading GOP figure with a cautious approach to candidacy, while Trump has not endorsed a 2028 successor.
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Vice President Vance Claims He Is Not "Entitled" to the 2028 Presidential Nomination
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Mark Halperin Makes Bold Prediction About Who Will Be On 2028 GOP Ticket
Political analyst Mark Halperin predicted on Tuesday that Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will be at the top of the Republican Party’s 2028 presidential ticket. Halperin said that Rubio has proven himself to be “one of the stars” of President Donald Trump’s second administration through his rhetoric, confidence, and current […] Mark Halperin Makes Bold Prediction About Who Will Be On 2028 GOP Ticket
Vance: ‘If I do end up running in 2028, I’m not entitled to it’
Vice President Vance said in a recent interview that he doesn’t think he’s entitled to a presidential bid in 2028, defending his relationship with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who is also considered a potential White House contender. Vance, in an interview with NBC News, dismissed the idea that there is friction with Rubio, while…
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