Vance and Rubio Senate replacements could create headaches for Trump: analyst
Raw StoryVance stepping down from his Senate seat representing Ohio to become Donald Trump's vice president, and Sen. Marco Rubio also leaving his seat to become the new secretary of state, who will replace them in the Senate could dictate how easily the president-elect can get a GOP-majority Senate with a slim margin to back his every move. And we’re already getting a sense of which GOP senators could be thorns in Trump’s side," adding that leads to the question of whether the two governors will ".choose picks that enable Trump or maybe provide some more potential checks on him." Having written that, Blake elaborated, "Beyond Lara Trump, there aren’t any real obvious contenders that could be prominent Trump skeptics. Jeanette Núñez, state Attorney General Ashley Moody, Florida Secretary of State Cord Byrd and former state House speakers Paul Renner and Jose Oliva."