AOC/KHarris/Walz

Wes Moore?
Wes Moore dives into 2028 race in South Carolina - POLITICO

Mamdani/HBiden

Could end up Vance vs Mamdani

Don't Underestimate AOC As a 2028 Candidate RedState

ScottS said:

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As we move toward 2028, what will it take for the Democrats to secure your vote?

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I have never cast a vote for a Democrat. I would vote for an RFK or Tulsi Gabbard over a John McCain or Mitt Romney. But they are republicans now.

There is nothing that could get me to vote for a Newsome, Whitmer, Mamdani or AOC...well, maybe if the GOP nominates someone as bad as Spencer Cox. But that vote would be a figurative bullet to the head of the GOP ticket as I left the former US of A for other pastures.

historian said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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2028? Trump will begin running in January 2025.

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If Trump wins in 2024 he is constitutionally ineligible from running again. Same with W, Clinton, & Obama.

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You say that as if you believe he wont try.


What has Trump said about seeking a third term? Here are 6 remarks he has made about running again.
By
Kaia Hubbard
Updated on: August 5, 2025 / 9:20 AM EDT / CBS News

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Washington President Trump has suggested in a handful of appearances in recent months and years that he's looking at ways to run again for president, though the Constitution limits any person to being elected to the office twice. But in his latest comments on the issue, the president downplayed talk of a third term.
The president told NBC News in an interview that aired on May 4 that "I'll be a two-term president." And when asked on Aug. 5 whether he'd run again, he said "no, probably not," though he added, "I'd like to."
The comments came after he told NBC in March that he was "not joking" about seeking another term in office, after repeatedly publicly musing about the possibility. He also said at the time that despite the constitutional limitations, "there are methods which you could do it."
Trump supporters like former strategist Steve Bannon have called on the president to run again, and Rep. Andy Ogles, a Tennessee Republican, introduced a resolution earlier this year to amend the Constitution to allow Mr. Trump to be elected to another term. Senate Majority Leader John Thune also said of Mr. Trump's prospects of serving a third term, "not without a change in the Constitution." He told reporters, "I think that you guys keep asking the question and … I think he is having some fun with it, probably messing with you."
Experts say changing the Constitution is extremely unlikely. Election law scholars raised the possibility that talk of a third term, whatever its likelihood, may function as a show of strength to try to stave off the perception that Mr. Trump is a lame-duck president.

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That NYC mayoral thing wasn't born here though correct?