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Trump is not sure that Vance is a suitable successor for him. New York Times


US President Donald Trump has not yet decided who he would like to replace him, but he expressed uncertainty about Vice President J.D. About Vance's suitability for that position, the New York Times reports, referring to sources.

It is said that Trump regularly asks for opinions about both Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and at an event in early May he asked guests who would be a better presidential candidate.

According to the newspaper, Trump himself clarified that he "does not support anyone".

The newspaper considers Vance the "default favorite" for the Republican nomination and a potential successor to Trump's political movement, but notes that his chances depend largely on the level of support he enjoys from the incumbent.