Fanace and Rubio compete for 2028 presidency

The article focuses on the electoral rivalry among the Republican candidates vying to succeed U.S. President Donald Trump in the 2028 elections, particularly between Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Polls indicate a close race between them in New Hampshire, with expectations that the dynamics of the contest may change depending on Trump’s stance and the escalation of his stance in the Iran war. Vance, who previously held more hardline positions before shifting towards a diplomatic approach that favors negotiations, is facing criticism from conservatives, while Rubio tends to avoid risks and defer responsibility to others, making him a stronger potential alternative candidate. The determination of the winner remains contingent on Trump’s attitude toward the candidates and the unfolding events, especially if U.S. wars escalate. It is likely that Trump will intervene significantly in favor of Rubio in the event of a sharp escalation.

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