Gate News: On March 10, less than a day after the U.S. began bombing Iran, President Trump held a meeting at his Mar-a-Lago estate with more than twenty donors. During the meeting, Trump asked the attendees: “What do you think of Vance and Rubio?” According to those present, the guests gave a more enthusiastic applause for Rubio.
With more than two years until the 2028 election, Trump has already begun searching for a suitable successor to his MAGA empire. For months, the president has been privately consulting with advisors, financiers, and friends about the political strengths and weaknesses of his vice president Vance and Secretary of State Rubio. Whether these two young, ambitious Republicans are willing or not, they have been forced into a political showdown.
Analysts point out that the upcoming midterm elections will significantly impact Vance’s political future. Currently, Vance plays a central role in the government’s midterm strategy by fundraising for the Republican National Committee and assisting candidates. If he can help the Republicans avoid heavy losses, his political influence will soar. However, if the midterm results are poor, party activists may seek alternative candidates.
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