SloveniaDonald Trump has reportedly told a private group of donors that he wants his vice president, JD Vance, to win the 2028 U.S. presidential election. However, some of Trump’s advisors note that final decisions regarding public support for Vance have not yet been made, according to the Washington Post. Sources close to Trump expressed uncertainty about the authenticity of this decision. During a meeting with donors two weeks ago, Trump allegedly said, 'We finally need to elect JD.' This statement contradicts previous claims where Trump encouraged competition between Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. According to White House insiders, Trump might still be considering both potential successors. Trump's allies remain unsure of his decisions, as he tells different people varying things. Generally, aides agree that Trump will delay formal support to avoid losing political influence too quickly as an outgoing president. Vance has not confirmed his plans for 2028 and intends to wait until after the birth of his fourth child on July 19 before making a decision. In June, Vance explained to CBS that he would discuss the decision with his wife after the midterm elections.
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