Could Trump drop out before 2024 arrives?

[Roll Roons]

If he ever did, he’d launch a third party most definitely similar to teddy Roosevelt in 1912. I’d say the map looks like this

Give AL to Trump and maybe MS to DeSantis.

[TodayJunior]

If he ever did, he’d launch a third party most definitely similar to teddy Roosevelt in 1912. I’d say the map looks like this

Give AL to Trump and maybe MS to DeSantis.

I could actually see both going to Biden as the Dem floor is about 40% and the non-Biden vote would split between DeSantis/Trump among college-non college republicans. Easily.

[HisGrace]

I don't see it unless he's a complete non factor with the primaries approaching, which is unlikely. If there's any chance he's dropping out both due to ego and his believing his own hype. 

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

He can run as long as he isn't convicted and like all Politicians you can't have a record within 10 yrs of employment to get a Federal job

[Plankton5165]

He only will if the polls show him losing to DeSantis or someone else. I am pretty sure he won't go into a race that he knows he will lose.

The polls show DeSantis getting close. I doubt Trump will drop out, though.

[SN2903]

I don't see it unless he's a complete non factor with the primaries approaching, which is unlikely. If there's any chance he's dropping out both due to ego and his believing his own hype.  

He is collapsing hard. He is over 20 pts down to Ron DeSantis and it's not even 2023. I think he is definitely finished as a candidate. No way he stays in the race. The irony is that Democrats obsession with investigating him may actually lead to DeSantis becoming President because it will make the primary relatively easy for DeSantis.

https://nypost.com/2022/12/13/republican-support-for-2024-trump-bid-falling-poll-shows/

[emailking]

Biden and McCain were once in hopeless positions and became the nominees anyway. Giuliani and Clinton were once in dominating positions but nonetheless lost. Way too early to count Trump out.

[DaleCooper]

I don't see it unless he's a complete non factor with the primaries approaching, which is unlikely. If there's any chance he's dropping out both due to ego and his believing his own hype.  

He is collapsing hard. He is over 20 pts down to Ron DeSantis and it's not even 2023. I think he is definitely finished as a candidate. No way he stays in the race. The irony is that Democrats obsession with investigating him may actually lead to DeSantis becoming President because it will make the primary relatively easy for DeSantis.

https://nypost.com/2022/12/13/republican-support-for-2024-trump-bid-falling-poll-shows/

The investigations help Trump since it forces Republicans to keep defending him. The only way the investigations help DeSantis, and this is a real advantage, is by continuing to drive Trump out of his mind. It's very obvious that Trump is no longer capable of talking about issues that aren't directly related to his paranoia, so that's bad for Trump.

[Sir Mohamed]

Sure, it's way too early for any predictions, but latest polling really suggests Trump might lose. And he might prefer to drop out and claim the process was rigged against him.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Biden and McCain were once in hopeless positions and became the nominees anyway. Giuliani and Clinton were once in dominating positions but nonetheless lost. Way too early to count Trump out.

Neither were former presidents and neither were under investigation for multiple crimes nor did they incite an insurrection against the US government.

[Tekken_Guy]

Biden and McCain were once in hopeless positions and became the nominees anyway. Giuliani and Clinton were once in dominating positions but nonetheless lost. Way too early to count Trump out.

Trump was pretty much in that second category prior to the midterms.

[emailking]

Biden and McCain were once in hopeless positions and became the nominees anyway. Giuliani and Clinton were once in dominating positions but nonetheless lost. Way too early to count Trump out.

Neither were former presidents and neither were under investigation for multiple crimes nor did they incite an insurrection against the US government.

I don't think it matters. There are lots of differences between all of those people. The point is it's unpredictable.

[emailking]

Biden and McCain were once in hopeless positions and became the nominees anyway. Giuliani and Clinton were once in dominating positions but nonetheless lost. Way too early to count Trump out.

Trump was pretty much in that second category prior to the midterms.

True, but remember McCain and Biden also led before being completely out of it but still won haha

[Tekken_Guy]

Biden and McCain were once in hopeless positions and became the nominees anyway. Giuliani and Clinton were once in dominating positions but nonetheless lost. Way too early to count Trump out.

Trump was pretty much in that second category prior to the midterms.

True, but remember McCain and Biden also led before being completely out of it but still won haha

None of them were considered the clear frontrunner though.

[2016]

Biden and McCain were once in hopeless positions and became the nominees anyway. Giuliani and Clinton were once in dominating positions but nonetheless lost. Way too early to count Trump out.

Neither were former presidents and neither were under investigation for multiple crimes nor did they incite an insurrection against the US government.

Very well said. Anybody but Trump please because I am tired of losing.

[Plankton5165]

If he ever did, he’d launch a third party most definitely similar to teddy Roosevelt in 1912. I’d say the map looks like this

Give AL to Trump and maybe MS to DeSantis.

Trump must be really desired to be involved in presidential elections.