Marco Rubio Rejects Resignation Rumors
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The news came on Thursday as rumors of Rubio’s impending resignation began circulating in the wake of new reports from the Independent and Bloomberg, though Rubio promptly denied the reporting in an interview with the New York Times, saying it has “always been my plan” to finish his term.
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Rubio, who is also Trump’s national security adviser, declined to answer questions about whether he was considering running for president in 2028.
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Marco Rubio will give a speech at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention following the midterm elections, addressing speculation about his potential resignation. Rumors of Rubio stepping down gained traction after reports from the Independent and Bloomberg, but he refuted these claims in an interview with the New York Times, insisting that completing his term remains his plan.
Rubio to deliver first post-midterm speech as resignation rumors swirl →Marco Rubio denied rumors that he was planning to resign his position as Secretary of State to run for president after the recent midterm election losses. He told The New York Times that staying until the end of Trump's second term has always been his intention. Despite speculation fueled by insiders suggesting otherwise, Rubio joked about having multiple roles in the administration and expressed his commitment to…
Marco Rubio vows to stick with Trump as he denies rumors he's leaving administration... but leaves mystery lingering over 2028 →On November 5, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied reports that he was planning to leave his current positions in the Trump administration to run for president. In an interview with The New York Times, Rubio stated that he intended to remain until the end of President Donald Trump’s term and declined to comment on any future political aspirations beyond 2028. He also defended Trump's foreign policy decisions…
Rubio rejects reports he will leave his jobs to run for president →Marco Rubio, US Secretary of State and National Security Adviser, has denied rumors that he plans to leave President Trump’s administration amid speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run. Despite reports suggesting otherwise, Rubio told the New York Times that he intends to remain in his position for the duration of Trump's second term. White House officials also dismissed these speculations as false…
Marco Rubio insists he won’t quit Trump admin — but demurs on growing 2028 buzz →The White House has denied rumors that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will leave their positions following Republican election losses. Media reports suggest calls to replace Hegseth over his handling of the ongoing Iran war, which is seen as a factor in the party’s electoral defeats. Representative Thomas Massie has threatened an impeachment vote against Hegseth early next week…
White House denies Hegseth and Rubio to leave jobs after Republican election losses →Marco Rubio, US secretary of state and national security adviser, has rejected reports suggesting he might leave his position in the Trump administration ahead of a potential 2028 presidential run. Speaking with The New York Times, Rubio insisted that staying until the end of President Trump's term was always his plan. He also addressed Vice President JD Vance's criticism of the administration's policies following…
Trump team stands firm: Rubio rules out exit, Hegseth gets president's backing →Analysis
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- 5 Nov
The news came on Thursday as rumors of Rubio’s impending resignation began circulating in the wake of new reports from the Independent and Bloomberg, though Rubio promptly denied the reporting in an interview with the New York Times, saying it has “always been my plan” to finish his term.
- 6 Nov
“This fake news is nothing more than a fabricated hoax being peddled by anonymous sources with no factual information,” White House spokesperson Beni Rae Harmony said in a statement.
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6 Nov Trump team stands firm: Rubio rules out exit, Hegseth gets president's backingMarco Rubio, US secretary of state and national security adviser, has rejected reports suggesting he might leave his position in the Trump administration ahead of a potential 2028 presidential run. Speaking with The New York Times, Rubio insisted that staying until the end of President Trump's term was always his plan. He also addressed Vice President JD Vance's criticism of the administration's policies following…Times of India
6 Nov White House denies Hegseth and Rubio to leave jobs after Republican election lossesThe White House has denied rumors that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will leave their positions following Republican election losses. Media reports suggest calls to replace Hegseth over his handling of the ongoing Iran war, which is seen as a factor in the party’s electoral defeats. Representative Thomas Massie has threatened an impeachment vote against Hegseth early next week…BBC
6 Nov Marco Rubio insists he won’t quit Trump admin — but demurs on growing 2028 buzzMarco Rubio, US Secretary of State and National Security Adviser, has denied rumors that he plans to leave President Trump’s administration amid speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run. Despite reports suggesting otherwise, Rubio told the New York Times that he intends to remain in his position for the duration of Trump's second term. White House officials also dismissed these speculations as false…New York Post
5 Nov Rubio rejects reports he will leave his jobs to run for presidentOn November 5, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied reports that he was planning to leave his current positions in the Trump administration to run for president. In an interview with The New York Times, Rubio stated that he intended to remain until the end of President Donald Trump’s term and declined to comment on any future political aspirations beyond 2028. He also defended Trump's foreign policy decisions…The Straits Times
5 Nov Marco Rubio vows to stick with Trump as he denies rumors he's leaving administration... but leaves mystery lingering over 2028Marco Rubio denied rumors that he was planning to resign his position as Secretary of State to run for president after the recent midterm election losses. He told The New York Times that staying until the end of Trump's second term has always been his intention. Despite speculation fueled by insiders suggesting otherwise, Rubio joked about having multiple roles in the administration and expressed his commitment to…Daily Mail
5 Nov Rubio to deliver first post-midterm speech as resignation rumors swirlMarco Rubio will give a speech at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention following the midterm elections, addressing speculation about his potential resignation. Rumors of Rubio stepping down gained traction after reports from the Independent and Bloomberg, but he refuted these claims in an interview with the New York Times, insisting that completing his term remains his plan.Washington Examiner
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