@ImAmericanProud Hypothetical.
But leftists are assaulting Jewish people on the streets and attacking them in their places of worship.
You have no moral high ground here.
I'm old enough to remember when Trump was polling behind Rubio in 2016. Rubio was cast aside for being a neo-con warhawk. He still is doing Rubio things.
Everyone's Talking About Rubio + DeSantis 2028. The Numbers Say They're Talking About The Wrong Ticket.
Online, it sounds unbeatable.
Ron DeSantis. Marco Rubio. Two Florida heavyweights. One ticket. Trump-era Florida vs. everybody.
It's a great fantasy. It's just not what the voters are saying.
A new Atlas Intel poll just dropped - and it's not close.
Rubio: 45 percent
Vance: 30 percent
DeSantis: 11 percent
Everyone else: Under 1 percent
Read that again. DeSantis isn't second. He's not even close to second. He's 34 points behind Rubio.
And here's the part nobody wants to admit: the "dream team" talk was never about DeSantis in the first place.
Trump himself has been pushing it - but his version is Vance + Rubio. He's called them a "dream team." He's called them "unstoppable." He didn't say Vance + DeSantis. He didn't say DeSantis + anyone.
And the markets are starting to agree. On Kalshi, Rubio is now seen as the most likely candidate to actually WIN the presidency in 2028. Vance is still slightly ahead for the nomination - but Rubio is winning the bigger bet: the White House.
So where does that leave DeSantis?
He says he's "not thinking about anything" for 2028. Which is politician-speak for: "I'm watching." His term as governor ends in January 2027. After that, it's Senate chatter, comeback chatter, or fade-into-Florida-history chatter.
Let's be honest about what Florida really did: It made all three of them. But it didn't make them equal.
Rubio went from Florida senator to Secretary of State to front-runner.
Vance went from Trump's VP to heir apparent.
DeSantis went from "the future of the party" to third place in his own state's shadow.
So the real 2028 question isn't "Rubio + DeSantis?"
It's this:
Is 2028 Rubio's coronation, Vance's inheritance, or DeSantis' last shot at redemption?
Because you can't have all three. And right now, only one of them is leading by double digits.
Who do YOU think is the strongest ticket in 2028?