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  1. JD Vance promotes his book about the tentative Iran agreement through the publisher HarperCollins, while facing geopolitical pressures and market scrutiny.
  2. JD Vance discussed the peace deal with Iran, while political figures like Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and Al Gore were compared to him and his political peers.

Trump discusses potential rivals Marco Rubio and JD Vance, who are leading candidates for the 2028 nomination, based on information obtained by Axios from the NYT.

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Trump discusses potential rivals Marco Rubio and JD Vance, who are leading candidates for the 2028 nomination, based on information obtained by Axios from the NYT.

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Donald TrumpMarco RubioJD Vance

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  1. Trump weighs in on JD Vance's presidential ambitions, noting his consideration for the nomination and his friendship with Marco Rubio.Sub-event
  2. Trump endorses Vance after he was running third, while the political landscape sees negative comparisons between Vance and Kamala Harris.Sub-event
  3. Trump considers Vance for 2028 nomination; Rubio is a contender for his endorsement.1 source
  4. Vance and Rubio are seen as potential heirs or alternatives to Donald Trump.1 source
  5. Trump discusses Marco Rubio and JD Vance as potential rivals for the 2028 nomination.1 source
  6. Discussed as potential 2028 ticket pairing with Marco Rubio.1 source
  7. Rubio is mentioned as a potential running mate for Vance.1 source
  8. Vance and Rubio discussed as possible heirs to Trump coalition.1 source

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JD Vance discussed the peace deal with Iran, while political figures like Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and Al Gore were compared to him and his political peers. All 3 developments

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