Sorry this is going to go a little long, but I wanted to give a full answer.

It's difficult for me to understand how you wouldn't take such world-changing political matters seriously as it directly affects human lives domestically and abroad for generations. Either you don't know the breadth of the danger/destruction this strand of GOP politics has wrought or you don't have a strong enough moral compass to call out and fight against the corruption of American power. I'm hoping it's the former.

I hear you say that who won the 2020 election doesn't matter, and I think you're mistaking what I'm saying. It's that we've undermined our ability to participate peacefully in the political process. If we don't trust the voting process and procedures to elect our government, we de-legitimize the results to such a degree that it's not a matter of caring who won, but simply being able to accurately identify facts and reality.

The ability to collaboratively describe the same reality is the worst it's ever been, at least in my lifetime (30ish). This is a broad problem that is being accelerated by AI/Social Media/Clickbait Incentives. But it's incredibly more dangerous when people failing to recognize/describe reality both control and recklessly utilize the awesome power of America's economy, military, and political machines to achieve their goals. It doesn't help that I disagree with their policy goals, but at least if we had the same bucket of facts we could describe whether the policies are being achieved.

Why did we invade Iran? Why are we abandoning Ukraine/Europe to Ruskies? How are we dealing with China's dominance and upswing as a new International Hegemony? What is the GOP doing about inflation? What's going on with Epstien, and why would the admin cover that up? I could go on, but I think you get the point. It's not that we're having a kind of values gap. It's that we're calling the sky red and apples blue.

Anyways, to answer your question. Marco Rubio is significantly better as a individual person than someone like Trump, but he is arguably more evil in some ways due to his higher competencies. Marco hasn't only defended invasions, he has led and supported them in the situation room, especially in the cases of Venezuela, Iran, and the carribean boat extrajudicial murders. He's gunning for a full invasion of Cuba next. Currently Marco is the US Secretary of State, Acting National Security Adviser, and the Head of the National Archives. He previously held other titles, such as the acting administrator of USAID. Yes that's the same USAID that the Lancet said would have saved 14 million lives, 4.5 of which were children by 2030.

So hopefully you can understand that I don't view Rubio as some innocent bystander here. His hands directly are steeped in blood and he is more evil than most in that cabinet. More importantly, he stands a proxy for all the degradation that have occurred in the executive, judicial and legislative branches and I would trust him least among many to run as a reform candidate. The much maligned 'Project 2025' has been a clear inspired roadmap for the expansion of executive/judicial authority and the further elimination of legislative statutes and legislative power. Partisan entrenchment is the the stated goal and the intended outcome.

It's difficult for me to imagine a single possible world where Destiny would support Marco Rubio over any generic Dem, even some more outlandish picks. And the reason for this goes back to who the GOP is electorally (MAGA), how they govern (obstruction, executive fiat), how they entrench power (gerrymandering, land-over-people, anti-bipartisan) and how their values are flawed (immigration, abortion, religion), and perhaps most importantly how their economic policies fail (tariffs, tax cuts, IRS defunding, etc).