What ultimately happens to Trump in the 2024 election?

[Tekken_Guy]

What ultimately happens to Trump in the 2024 election?

[sg0508]

Either he loses the GOP Primary or he loses the general. I truly believe he got his one and only shot. 

[SnowLabrador]

Either he loses the GOP Primary or he loses the general. I truly believe he got his one and only shot.  

I really hope you're right, but I think he wins the general.

[Tekken_Guy]

Either he loses the GOP Primary or he loses the general. I truly believe he got his one and only shot.  

I really hope you're right, but I think he wins the general.

Wins it outright or steals it? (Forgot to add that to the options).

[progressive85]

He becomes President, but it's a renegade group of Senate Republicans that saves the day in the end... and they turn on Dear Leader.

He becomes the first POTUS in history to be removed from power by the Senate.

Wait until you see what he does to get Mitch McConnell to turn viciously against him.

Democrats are very powerless after 2024.  They don't take the loss well and are all too eager to run against what they consider to be a fascist thug in the 2026 midterm elections.

Get ready for absolute war.

[Del Tachi]

Unclear.  Ask again later.

[xavier110]

I think he obviously wins the Trump nomination from the Trump party. Literally no factor, foreign or domestic, economic or social, could change that.

But the general? Idk

[Ferguson97]

He loses the general election but is inaugurated as president after the GOP steals the election.

[Senator-elect Spark]

Honestly, Trump could win in 2024.

[Chips]

Ask me at a later date.

[EJ24]

He wins the nomination pretty much uncontested, but then gets embarrassed in the general by Joe Biden.

[Fuzzy Bear]

He's not running.

[TarHeelDem]

He runs but is indicted, convicted, and incarcerated before any votes are cast.

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

I think he obviously wins the Trump nomination from the Trump party. Literally no factor, foreign or domestic, economic or social, could change that.

I think he could actually lose the nomination, though I don't know exactly how likely it is. Republican voters don't actually have loyalty to ideals, or to people. They're loyal to their own feelings. So long as Trump makes them feel good, they're his - they're Trump addicts. But he didn't make them into addicts, he just sold them on his new drug. And it's appeal may fall over time. Or, more likely, someone with a new, better drug - maybe one that lets Republicans pretend to keep a little self-respect or basic decency, while still letting them wallow in their own egotism, petty bigotry and ignorance - and steal Trump's crop of idiots the way he stole the GOP establishment's in 2016. And if that does happen, it'll be fast - a month, two at most. And when it's over, Trump supporters will be less than 10% of the GOP, and most Republicans will be parroting some line about how they were never Trump supporters, just good, patriotic Americans who backed him because the party chose him. ("The party" being someone else, obviously, because they would never have supported someone like that if there was any choice at all. Maybe the Democrats and "George Soros" rigged the 2016 GOP primaries?)

[TDAS04]

The options in order of likelihood:

2
1
4
3

He’ll probably run because of his ego, but would be at least a slight underdog in the general, assuming Biden seeks reelection.  It’s extremely unlikely that he loses the GOP’s nomination as a candidate, which is why option 3 is least likely.

[SN2903]

He wins in 2024.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Either he loses the GOP Primary or he loses the general. I truly believe he got his one and only shot.  

I really hope you're right, but I think he wins the general.

Have you looked at the Natl polls Biden is leading all R challenge

[MATTROSE94]

Donald Trump wins with the 368 Authoritarian NUT map.

[Sir Mohamed]

He wins in 2024.

I'm surprised you think that!

[SN2903]

He wins in 2024.

I'm surprised you think that!

[President Johnson]

I think he will continue to tease a run for a while and then bow out some time in in spring 2023. While he's addicted to attention, he doesn't want to risk losing again. People also need to consider his age and not so healthy lifestyle.

[Grassroots]

He doesn't run.

[Xing]

If I had to guess, he runs, easily wins the nomination, and the GE is very close either way.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

I don't know, but I don't even know if the election result in 2024 will be respected, especially if it turns out to be a close one again, especially if closer than 2020 and Trump is on the losing side. Like for example if a state like Georgia is the tipping point and it matters on that one state, i'm not sure the election result will be respected.

[Frodo]

Donald Trump runs for the GOP nomination again and wins it.  By the time the general election comes around, President Biden will have recovered enough by then that he will be able to narrowly defeat Trump again, making him a two-time loser that we will not hesitate to remind him and his followers of repeatedly until the end of time.