Trump for president in 2028? Don't rule it in ... or out.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : After being inaugurated as president in January of 2017, Trump almost immediately set up a re-election committee for 2020.
46% : At 78, Trump became the oldest presidential nominee of a major party after President Joe Biden withdrew from the race in July.
46% : At the same time, Brown said Trump needs to inspire - and warn - longtime supporters who still have at least one election to go.
44% : "Some Republican take Trump at his word - this time - and believe that the GOP will need to start thinking about what a post-Trump future might look like ahead of the next mid-term elections in 2026 and another White House campaign for 2028.
39% : When journalist Sharyl Attkisson asked about a 2028 candidacy, Trump replied: "I don't see that at all.
38% : "Trump then teased another run for months before formally announcing he would make a third White House bid in November of 2022.
36% : Trump would turn 82 in mid-June of 2028, just as the next nominating contest for president is reaching its end at another Republican National Convention.
30% : Trump also still faces sentencing for his conviction in the New York hush money case.
29% : "At his "farewell" address at Joint Base Andrews following his loss to Biden, even after a second impeachment over the near-insurrection of Jan. 6, 2021, Trump told supporters: "We will be back in some form.
28% : During his re-election run four years ago against Biden, Trump told supporters at a September rally in North Carolina: "If I lose to him, I don't know what I'm going to do.
26% : It is "farcical" to think that Trump could run again as a 82-year-old two-time loser, Brown said, and "it seems highly likely that his party would not want him back.
25% : "Trump has suggested before that he would not run in 2028 - if he won in November.
25% : Anthony Scaramucci, the former White House communications director who has turned into an opponent of Trump, said it looks to him like the former president has actually "lost his fighting spirit.
25% : Trump may be juicing his baseLara Brown, author of "Jockeying for the American Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants," said that, at heart, "Trump is a salesman and is never not negotiating.
22% : His latest statement came after a question of what happens if he loses in 2024, and amounted to a rare admission by Trump that he could indeed be defeated by Harris.
20% : "Not so fast: Trump may need the moneyOther Republicans pointed out that Trump is not exactly a model of consistency, and predicted he would wait until the last possible moment before retiring from presidential politics.
18% : While Trump in a recent interview responded that he won't run again in 2028 even if he loses to Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in November, some Republicans said they suspect the former 45th president of the United States will keep at it for as long as possible, if only to grab attention and raised money.
15% : If Trump loses this election, he faces the prospects of two trials - one in Washington, D.C., the other in Georgia - on charges related to efforts to steal the 2020 election from Biden.

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