Liberals Spent Years Saying Trump Would Cling To Power For Life. Now He Says He Won't Run Again In 2028.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : MSNBC host Joy Reid claimed in 2019 that it is possible that Trump would use foreign influence to remain in power.
45% : "No, I don't," Trump replied.
45% : Former Republican Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney said there is "no question" that Trump will attempt to remain in office beyond 4 years if he is re-elected during a Dec. 4 interview with NBC News.
37% : MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner argued in a June 22 segment that Trump will become a dictator if he is reelected and destroy American democracy, resulting in him possibly never stepping down from office.
35% : (RELATED: Liberal Media, Biden Admin Continue Warning Trump Is A 'Threat To Democracy' Despite Motives Of Would-Be Assassin)"I think it's a very, very real threat and concern," Cheney said.
33% : "MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace claimed during a Feb. 26 segment that Trump will "give authoritarianism a try" if he is re-elected.
30% : "A report from April found that independent voters have grown concerned that Trump will refuse to step down from the presidency once his term expires, according to Bloomberg.
30% : "No, I don't," Giles said when asked if Trump would ever leave office.
26% : "Republican Arizona Mayor John Giles warned during a July 30 interview on CNN that Americans will never see another election again if Trump is re-elected.
22% : President Joe Biden's administration and the liberal media have repeatedly warned that Trump is a "threat to democracy," and may end free and fair elections by remaining in office.
17% : Democratic Washington Rep. Pramila Jayapal called the former president's statement "terrifying" in a July 26 post on "X," while New York Rep. Daniel Goldman said Trump will "become a dictator.
13% : Trump told journalist Sharyl Attkisson that he does not envision himself running for re-election if he loses to Vice President Kamala Harris in November.

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