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Ben Shapiro says Rubio's potential 2028 White House bid against Vance could backfire

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Ben Shapiro says Rubio's potential 2028 White House bid against Vance could backfire

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro is warning that a widely speculated 2028 presidential contest between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance could backfire on the secretary.

In a podcast interview with host Patrick Bet-David released on Wednesday, Shapiro cast doubt that Rubio would launch a presidential bid, citing the secretary’s history as...

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