Say the name Trump in the US and it’s likely you’ll get some sort of reaction. A byproduct of President Donald’s modus operandi and larger-than-life persona is that one way or another, people do have an opinion.
And yet while there are millions of people who lambast his every move and question how he ever maneuvered his way into the White House’s top job not once, but twice, there are also countless who count themselves diehard fans.
Just what those sitting in the latter category will do when Trump eventually leaves politics, to whom they will turn, remains to be seen. After all, in some ways Trump has transcended the usual harmony of one candidate and their chosen political party; Trump isn’t a representative of the Republicans so much as a one-man political juggernaut.
Yet though he might joke about running for the presidency again in 2028, there are rules and regulations preventing him from doing so. These coming three years will – barring any truly shocking turn of events – mark the last time the name Trump and the office of POTUS go together… at least for the time being.
A new poll has shed some light on what people think to the idea of Barron Trump – the president’s youngest son – following in his father’s footsteps as the supposed Leader of the Free World.
