Anonymous
ID: 3i497ozS
7/14/2025, 2:08:55 PM No.510351555
You can pinpoint the exact moment where he realizes he isn't getting elected in 2028
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Anonymous
ID: mHLoettb
7/14/2025, 2:19:57 PM No.510352081
>>510351555 (OP)
He will be JD Vance's vice president and become president in 2036 after JD serves two terms. He will then serve for two terms until 2044 at which point Barron Trump will become president as he is now of age.
He will be JD Vance's vice president and become president in 2036 after JD serves two terms. He will then serve for two terms until 2044 at which point Barron Trump will become president as he is now of age.
Anonymous
ID: dm+Ud4g/
7/14/2025, 2:39:30 PM No.510353222
>>510351555 (OP)
I think it will be a Republican, but I'm unsure who it will be. I expect the 2028 primaries to be very interesting on both sides and I also expect Elon Musk to potentially play a spoiler with his party if he starts it.
The fact is, in the last 100 years, the Democratic party has never been weaker. Without a reformation, they will stay weak as the only thing truly holding their coalition of minorities and women together is attacking Trump. Attacking Trump will do nothing for them in 2028 though as Trump won't be running, and even if trump could "pass the torch" (he can't) it's unlikely he would.
Global tensions will continue to rise and this will be one of the main points of contention in 2028. The fact is, Democrats are unlikely to be able to run a candidate that will convince young men to die for jewish interests. (This by the way is the same reason I knew that Trump would win the same day Kamala became the nominee)
I think it will be a Republican, but I'm unsure who it will be. I expect the 2028 primaries to be very interesting on both sides and I also expect Elon Musk to potentially play a spoiler with his party if he starts it.
The fact is, in the last 100 years, the Democratic party has never been weaker. Without a reformation, they will stay weak as the only thing truly holding their coalition of minorities and women together is attacking Trump. Attacking Trump will do nothing for them in 2028 though as Trump won't be running, and even if trump could "pass the torch" (he can't) it's unlikely he would.
Global tensions will continue to rise and this will be one of the main points of contention in 2028. The fact is, Democrats are unlikely to be able to run a candidate that will convince young men to die for jewish interests. (This by the way is the same reason I knew that Trump would win the same day Kamala became the nominee)