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¿Vance? ¿Rubio? ¿DeSantis? ¿Cruz? Republicanos en Dallas Sopesan a Su Líder Post-Trump

Attendees see Vice President JD Vance as a leading successor, but interviews with nearly two dozen delegates found no clear 2028 favorite.

  • Vice President JD Vance headlined the Republican midterm convention in Dallas on Thursday, sparking widespread speculation among delegates about the party's 2028 presidential nomination.
  • Turning Point USA operations chief Tyler Bowyer began drafting 2028 primary strategies with late founder Charlie Kirk shortly after the last presidential election to boost Vance's candidacy.
  • While many delegates view Vance as a natural successor, others backed Ron DeSantis, Texas Republican Rep. Brandon Gill, or Rubio as potential 2028 contenders.
  • Attendees greeted the Vice President with chants of "48, 48, 48"—a reference to the next president of the United States—demonstrating strong grassroots enthusiasm for his potential candidacy.
  • Vance and President Donald Trump urged Republicans to turn out for November elections that will signal the end of Trump's time in the White House and the beginning of the 2028 succession race.
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Two years after the end of his second term, Donald Trump has not yet given up a successor. In Dallas, where he gathered his side, his supporters have confidence in the Republican party's ability to offer strong suitors, J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio in the lead.

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DALLAS (AP) Mientras el Vice-President JD Vance se diregía a la multitud en la convención republicana de mitad de mando, fue interrumpido por un sympathizante que gritó ¡JD 48!, refiriéndose a la posibilidad de que él sea el 48vo...

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