Trump Considers Rubio for VP Amid Constitutional Concerns

Marco Rubio expresses honor at the potential VP nomination, despite facing hurdles due to both being from Florida.

Trump's consideration of Marco Rubio as a potential vice president has sparked discussion on constitutional hurdles for an all-Florida ticket.
Rubio, despite past criticisms of Trump, expresses honor at the possibility of serving as vice president, highlighting the importance of public service.
The constitutional challenge stems from the 12th Amendment, which discourages electors from voting for a president and vice president from the same state.
Experts suggest possible solutions to the constitutional hurdle, including changing Rubio's residency or having Florida's electors be residents of another state.
Rubio's potential candidacy is seen as a move to appeal to Hispanic voters and calm GOP leaders concerned about Trump.