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Marco Rubio to Speak at Federalist Society Convention Amid Resignation Rumors

Marco Rubio will speak at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention next week, his first speech since the midterms. He denied rumors of his resignation, calling them baseless. The convention is sold out, and Rubio's daughter will introduce him.

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Marco Rubio is set to deliver his first speech after the midterm elections at the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention on November 15. This announcement follows rumors about his potential resignation, which Rubio has denied, stating he plans to finish his term. The event is sold out, and his daughter will introduce him. Additionally, speculation about his presidential ambitions for 2028 continues, though he has stated he will not discuss it further.

Key facts

  • Marco Rubio will speak at the Federalist Society convention on November 15.
  • He denied resignation rumors in an interview with the New York Times.
  • Dylan Johnson called the resignation reports 'baseless fake news.'
  • The convention is sold out and will feature Rubio's daughter as the introducer.
  • Democrats are projected to control both chambers of Congress starting January 2027.
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