Marco Rubio, VP finalist, praises Trump and announces JD Vance as running mate at RNC.

Marco Rubio, a key figure in former President Donald Trump’s vice-presidential search, made a grand entrance at the Republican National Convention. Despite not being chosen as Trump’s running mate, Rubio expressed praise for the Republican nominee, Ohio Senator JD Vance, who secured the spot alongside Trump.

As he arrived at the convention, Rubio commended the unprecedented level of energy and enthusiasm surrounding Trump’s candidacy, declaring that this fervor would only intensify in the days to come. He confidently predicted that Trump’s upcoming speech on Thursday would effectively unite Americans, emphasizing Trump’s consistent core message of prioritizing America and its citizens above all else.

Trump officially announced Vance as his running mate through a post on his social media platform, Truth Social, during the convention’s nomination proceedings. The decision to select Vance was made after careful consideration, with Trump acknowledging Vance’s exceptional qualifications for the role of Vice President of the United States.

Vance’s nomination was met with a warm reception as he appeared on the convention floor, accompanied by members of the Ohio delegation. Prior to Vance’s selection, Rubio and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum were both informed that they would not be chosen for the vice-presidential position.

In response to Trump’s announcement, Rubio took to social media to express his full support for the Trump-Vance ticket, praising Vance as a highly intelligent and dedicated individual committed to the mission of making America great again. Rubio’s endorsement signaled unity and a shared goal of revitalizing the country.

The selection of JD Vance as Trump’s running mate represents a strategic move aimed at harnessing Vance’s expertise and passion to propel the Trump campaign forward. As the Republican National Convention unfolds, Trump and Vance’s alliance is poised to invigorate supporters and pave the way for a new chapter in American politics.