In the past 30 years the Bush’s and Clinton’s have dominated politics. If one of Trumps children ran for presidency in let’s say 2024 which would you guess it would probably be, and have the best chance?
I personally say Ivanka, yet Donald Jr might have the biggest following, and seems to be more like his father. Not saying I want this but let’s be real it’s a possibility given the weight of name recognition.
I don’t think Trump will run again he would be 78 and imho that’s way too old to be president so I am assuming one of the children might try.
On a sidenote I wish it was Rand Paul, his politics are closer to mine but that isn’t gonna happen.
I suspect Don Jr. may try to run, but frankly the American people pretty much showed they were tired of political dynasties with Jeb not getting the nod in 2016 and Hillary not getting elected that year.
I don’t know, I think it would all depend on how they did it in the debates. Trump was a one term president deeply unpopular with the opposition but highly popular in his base and was able to bring out people that usually don’t vote Republican.
I really think Ivanka would have the best chance (If she can debate) personally. I could be wrong but I think she wouldn’t be looked at as a negative as let’s say Don Junior who is brash like his father. On the flipside maybe that would give Don Junior the best chance maybe he’s just like his father in the debates.
I would be very surprised if one of his children don’t run for office, it might not be the presidency but maybe the senate or something else. Look at the Kennedy name for instance, it’s probably more rare in the past 50 years if someone doesn’t run who had a family member who held a high office, let alone the presidency.
I agree with you, I would find it had to believe a family member doesn’t run considering the amount of votes the father got even though he lost he did better than McCain and Romney, the name alone will garnish a hefty percentage of republican votes.
I don’t know if they would make it out of the primaries, but run? Certainly would put the odds greater than 50%.