Rubio denies plans to resign to run for president

Secretary of State Marco Rubio told The New York Times that he plans to stay through the end of Donald Trump’s term and that he will not discuss 2028. The comments answered reports, including from Bloomberg and The Independent, that he might resign after the Republican midterm losses to prepare a presidential campaign. The State Department called those reports invented.

Rubio is also Trump’s national security adviser, and he is widely mentioned as a Republican contender alongside Vice President JD Vance. He has said before that he would support Vance if Vance runs.

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