For years, there has been speculation that Ivanka Trump could challenge Sen. Marco Rubio, R-F.L., in the upcoming 2022 Republican primary.
So is the former senior advisor of President Donald Trump ready to start her political career?
Ivanka finally addressed the rumors a few weeks, calling Rubio directly.
“Marco did speak with Ivanka a few weeks ago,” Rubio spokesman Nick Iacovella told The New York Times.
She officially won’t run, the spokesman said.
“Ivanka offered her support for Marco’s reelection,” he said. “They had a great talk.”
“Rubio and Trump’s father, former President Trump, had their differences during the 2016 Republican presidential primary campaign, but they were friendly after he was elected to the White House and during his four-year term,” The Hill reported. “Former President Trump and his family have moved to Florida after he lost the November election and are living in Palm Beach at his Mar-a-Lago resort.”
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