Rubio Denies Exit From Trump Administration and Rejects 2028 Talk

Refusing to discuss a 2028 bid, Rubio defended the president’s decisions to keep focus on his national-security role.

Overview

Marco Rubio publicly rejected reports that he plans to leave the administration and said he intends to serve through the end of President Trump’s term.
Rubio told reporters he will not discuss any possible 2028 presidential bid and said, “I literally will not talk about 2028 anymore.”
The resignation reports originated in a British outlet that cited unnamed Republican and U.K. sources and suggested Rubio might step down to prepare for a campaign.
Vice President JD Vance blamed the party’s midterm losses on the war with Iran, dissatisfaction over Israel policy, and the administration’s economic messaging, highlighting internal GOP debate.
Rubio defended Trump’s policy choices as necessary despite political costs and said he is focused on national-security duties rather than domestic political fights.