CNN reported today (March 29): "Growing support for Marco Rubio among conservatives was reflected in the annual 2028 presidential candidate preference survey at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). Last year, Rubio was virtually unmentioned in an informal survey, but according to results released on Saturday, 35% of attendees this year said they would like him to be the next Republican presidential nominee."
[Witty] Comment briefly: Polls are as fleeting as water—there are still too many variables before 2028, and Trump’s second term remains highly uncertain. Rubio’s rise from near obscurity last year to securing 35% support at CPAC this year may seem like a comeback, but it’s merely a minor ripple in the internal power reshuffling within the Trump camp. Trump himself has shown inconsistent attitudes and constantly shifting policies. Over the next two years, developments in the Middle East conflict, tariffs, immigration, domestic inflation, and political polarization—all could rapidly reshape the landscape should Trump suddenly change course. The current polling popularity simply cannot withstand the turbulence of Trump-style political storms.
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