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Donald Trump Jr. Considering a Run For President in 2028

Allan

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Bad news America world. Jr. wants to be President.


Exclusive: Donald Trump Jr. Considering a Run For President in 2028

High-level sources told Mediaite that Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son and an omnipresent MAGA evangelist across the internet, is considering a run for president in 2028.
www.mediaite.com
 
OrphanSlug said:
Unlikely anyone outside the cult will take Trump Jr. seriously.
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Yeah, but the cult might still control the Republican Party.
Conservatives need to get active and take back the GOP. Yeah, the cult gets people elected but conservatives need to look at who they want to be associated with.
 
I don't recall anything bad happening the last time the son of a former president moved into the White House – even though he didn't seem overly qualified.
 
element94 said:
It'll be just like HW and W again.
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Except that they allowed a decent interval of eight years, and Sr. did not kibbitz Jr's decisions. Also, Sr. wasn't a F*ing madman.
 
Trump Sr. has the salesmanship and charisma (even though tasteless) that hasn't been seen since the likes of Jim Jones. Trump Jr. has none of that. Not concerned.
 
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