Who Will Be President On January 21, 2025?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Trump has momentum now.
57% : That's provided, of course, that Don, Sr., does win the nomination.
46% : People will start paying more attention to him, and many Republicans who now favor Trump might like what they see and switch to DeSantis, especially if they think he is more electable.
42% : A few days ago, I noticed that Donald Trump, Jr., came out strongly against Haley being his father's VP selection.
40% : Even if Trump wins the Presidency this year, he can't run again in 2028.
40% : Their legal assaults on Trump and their attempts to remove him from the ballots of various states are only creating empathy for Trump and seem to be building support for him.
34% : If Trump rises to victory, then it's over; he will be the nominee, barring some health or other catastrophe.
21% : Trump simply appears to be too powerful for DeSantis to conquer.
21% : But, burdened with their incredibly incompetent President and their vicious, obviously unjust, and illegal attacks on Trump, the Democrats are digging themselves a hole and maybe a grave.
21% : Can Trump assemble sufficient electoral assets to overcome the Democrats' machinations?
20% : It looks like Biden or Trump.

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