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Lara Trump is making waves by stepping down from her role as co-chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC), and the political world is buzzing with rumors that she’s got her eyes set on the U.S. Senate seat currently occupied by Marco Rubio. With the senator poised to take on a new role as secretary of state under President Donald Trump, his seat in Florida will soon be up for grabs, making it the perfect opportunity for Lara to jump into the ring.
Stepping back from her RNC duties seems like a calculated move. Lara has openly expressed that she is considering running for Rubio’s seat, stating that she wants to thoroughly assess what that opportunity would entail. While she doesn’t have all the details baked into a campaign pie just yet, her enthusiasm suggests she’s serious about climbing the political ladder. Who wouldn’t want to don the crown of a senator with Trump’s backing in their corner?
Lara has held her position as RNC co-chair since March alongside her colleague Michael Whatley, and let’s face it—she’s made quite an impression. It’s almost like she’s been waiting for the moment to step out of the spotlight; after a “big win,” as she puts it, it sounds like she feels her job there is done. With a future in the Senate potentially calling her name, she might just be the fresh face Florida needs to keep the conservative torch burning bright.
Lara Trump steps down as co-chair of RNC amid Senate bid speculationhttps://t.co/6C8EFs2wqR pic.twitter.com/V8n6e0ex32
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) December 10, 2024
Her departure from the RNC isn’t just about leaving a position; it’s a signal that the Trump political dynasty is alive and well, and still a driving force in Republican politics. The legacy continues as Lara looks to leverage her experience and family connections to stake her claim in the Senate arena. Considering what time has shown about Trump’s family and political ambition, her venture seems like a no-brainer.
Now, all eyes are on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who will have the power to appoint someone to fill Rubio’s seat until the end of his term in 2026. Another Republican in the seat is crucial, and one can only hope that DeSantis recognizes the value Lara Trump could bring to the table. If she does run, it’s safe to say she’ll bring a mix of Trump-inspired vigor and a fresh approach to the Senate. Keep those popcorn kernels handy—this political popcorn popper is just getting warmed up.
