Will Trump Run Again in 2024?
By The Horse
@TheHorse (220186)
Walnut Creek, California
November 24, 2020 11:34am CST
If you were Trump's advisor, what would you do right now?
I'm glad that the silliness is over, but I don't expect Donald Trump to disappear.
If you were his advisor, what would you suggest he do?
a) Remain "stubborn," claim he was "robbed," and give no concession speech
b) Surprise the world and give a dignified, and even humorous, concession speech, including the words "You're fired!"
c) Something else
I'm leaning toward b). Remember that this is hypothetical: IF you were Trump's advisor and wanted what's best for his future. Your actual opinions about the man aren't relevant here. Heh.
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27 responses
@arunima25 (87854)
• Bangalore, India
24 Nov 20
I have stopped having any opinion about him. I am sure even he doesn't have one about himself now
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@kobesbuddy (78871)
• East Tawas, Michigan
24 Nov 20
@TheHorse He needs his 'Mommy!'
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
24 Nov 20
@kobesbuddy I hope he finds her somewhere deep within himself. I going read a murder mystery and then read Trump's psychologist niece's book about him.
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@BelleStarr (61102)
• United States
24 Nov 20
@TheHorse I like his policies not hm personally
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 20
@BelleStarr I'm getting more conservative with age, though I could never have voted for Trump. What happened to John Kasich?
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@1creekgirl (41700)
• United States
24 Nov 20
In spite of his flaws, I do believe he was a great president and I hope he'll run in 2024 if we have a nation left by then. But I'd choose number 2, also. I would advise him to be more aware of his words, but I don't know that he'll ever do that.
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@kobesbuddy (78871)
• East Tawas, Michigan
24 Nov 20
I've heard that he can't run in 2024, for some reason. I'll be relieved to know this is true.
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
24 Nov 20
@kobesbuddy Heh. Probably a smart move. I wouldn't mind it if ALL politicians went into hibernation for a couple of years.
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@kobesbuddy (78871)
• East Tawas, Michigan
24 Nov 20
@TheHorse I've been overwhelmed by our government officials, so I went into an early hibernation!
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@marguicha (223720)
• Chile
24 Nov 20
I have been so shocked by all this that I could not imagine being his advisor
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@marguicha (223720)
• Chile
24 Nov 20
@TheHorse Both. But I cannot even imagine that the 47% of the Americans voted for a person with a big personnality disorder
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 20
@marguicha Right Trump scares me less than the knowledge that 47% of my fellow citizens could vote for such a man. But here's the irony: When I drive to Montana, I notice that the further I get from California, the kinder and more helpful people become. I checked a map and notice that ALL of the states I drive through after Nevada were "red" states in the 2020 election. so Trump supporters are not in any way "bad people."
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@topffer (42156)
• France
24 Nov 20
I am not sure that an advisor could do anything for him, but, having met a few during my life, some having worked successfully for both sides, I am sure that a good advisor would have already given up and resigned with him. Being a bad advisor, I would tell him to do like he feels, anyways he is the best president that ever had USA, and these ungrateful people did not deserved to have him spending his precious golfing time for them. And don't forget to sign my cheque.
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@FourWalls (68944)
• United States
24 Nov 20
If I were his advisor I’d tell him to find a small country he can buy so he and his minions can live there happily ever after.
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@FourWalls (68944)
• United States
25 Nov 20
@TheHorse — what was that line in Godfather Part 2, where Roth was trying to buy his way into another country to protect himself from being prosecuted in the US? “Not for a million, not for ten million.”
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@xander6464 (44407)
• Wapello, Iowa
24 Nov 20
A + C. His followers are still giving him money (We'll know how much after the next FEC filing but some estimates say he has made $100 million from them since the election began and counting). Until the cash stops flowing, I would tell him to keep telling his base what they want to hear. Assuming it is still flowing in 2024 (And he hasn't gone to jail and with Rudy as his head lawyer, what are the odds of that?) I would tell him to run again. That would increase the cash flow. And if he managed to win again, I would just retire. I'll be thirty by 2024, so it will be time to get out of the work game anyway. And since Trump has only been paying me $20,000 a day (The same thing he's reportedly paying Rudy) to be his advisor, I won't have much money but I'll get by. And to fill some of the empty time, I might even take the hosting job that FOX News has been offering me for the last 10 years. It only pays $12 million a year but for a retired person like me, it'll be fine.
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@xander6464 (44407)
• Wapello, Iowa
25 Nov 20
@TheHorse I have an alternative offer. I'm going to be thirty so I won't be able to work five days a week anymore. That means I need a guest host to work on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I told my agent you might be interested and she said FOX would be fine with it (We'll come up with a clever subtitle for your nights, something like The Stupid Liberal Hour---oh, did I mention it's an hour-long show? I don't want to work that much, either, but they wouldn't go for a half-hour so I grudgingly agreed to the hour) if you're willing to take $12 million like I'm getting. Of course, you'll have to give her 10% and your own agent might insist on getting 10%, too, but what's new? Us old, white heterosexual Christian males never ever get a break. We get treated like this all the time.
@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 20
I would do the same. Can I be the Liberal whipping boy guest on your FOX show? Of course I'll have to take a break from my two new jobs, cleaning headlights in parking lots and herding children into the basements of pizza parlors.
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@lovebuglena (44719)
• Staten Island, New York
24 Nov 20
I wouldn't want him to concede when this wasn't a fair election... I would tell him to keep fighting... A winner keeps on fighting.
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 20
@lovebuglena When you win a wrestling match "big time."
@lovebuglena (44719)
• Staten Island, New York
25 Nov 20
@TheHorse What does pinned mean in this case?
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@snowy22315 (182071)
• United States
25 Nov 20
He could run, but he will be ineligible for office, as I strongly think he will be convicted of a felony within the next several months.
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@snowy22315 (182071)
• United States
25 Nov 20
@TheHorse Maybe he could be deported as an undesirable...that would be poetic justice.
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 20
@snowy22315 To...Russia?
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@wolfgirl569 (108000)
• Marion, Ohio
25 Nov 20
If he wants to run again he needs to do things proper now
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@wolfgirl569 (108000)
• Marion, Ohio
26 Nov 20
@TheHorse Old dogs can learn new tricks. But I dont see him learning any new ones.
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
26 Nov 20
@wolfgirl569 i haven't seen much in the way of old dogs truly learning new tricks.
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@db20747 (43440)
• Washington, District Of Columbia
25 Nov 20
@TheHorse well he did a fairly good job, a lot came his way, including California fires, the crisis at the border, keeping the economy together, hurricanes in Puerto Rico, etc. Biden has clearly won, so there is 2024 ,the next election
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@LindaOHio (181508)
• United States
24 Nov 20
Time will tell. 2024 will be a very interesting year.
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@lovebuglena (44719)
• Staten Island, New York
24 Nov 20
@TheHorse Kanye West is running in 2024. I would not want him to be my president.
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@porwest (92459)
• United States
25 Nov 20
@lovebuglena Let's just put Mr. Bean on the ballot. lol BTW, this was NOT Mr. Bean. This was a fake video. But it is still funny.
This is my first actual deepfake that I've posted, I'm still working on my process but I've got it down to where I think it works.. This was done with deepfa...
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@Spontaneo (14700)
• United States
28 Nov 20
I like President Trump. What do you think I think? Free education and daily siestas for workers. Don't throw tomatoes at me. You asked. 
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@porwest (92459)
• United States
25 Nov 20
By the time 2024 rolls around we (conservatives) will have moved on. I do NOT think Trump will run, nor SHOULD run in 2024. What we need is to search for a young, charismatic republican who can deliver the message solidly. Right now there is no one I can think of. But I am keeping my eye out. I think Trump would lose in 2024 personally, even if I thought he should have won in 2020.
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 20
@porwest I disagree with you about Obama's presidency. I would describe it as "OK." I agree that Clinton I was a good president, in spite of his issues with keeping his underpanties up while in the Oval Office. But you know how I feel about "political correctness," and I think Obama bought into that sometimes. You also know way more about the Republican party that I do. What happened to John Kasich, former Governor of Ohio? I would have considered voting for him (I was not a Hilliary fan) in 2016, and even this year, had he gotten the nomination.
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@TheHorse (220186)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 20
I think it would be cool in both the Republican and Democratic parties could find young, charismatic, and INTELLIGENT candidates who can deliver their respective messages clearly. Then those of us who follow them would be encouraged to have intelligent, responsible discussions about specifics, and not repeat bullshi*t memes like "Black Lives Matter" and "Make America Great Again."
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@porwest (92459)
• United States
25 Nov 20
@TheHorse But we need to be careful about those kinds of candidates as well. Obama was young and charismatic and could deliver his message. Unfortunately he was a lousy president. Trump was not young, not charismatic, had trouble delivering his message, but was a very good president. And i am not making that comment as a republican. I am making it as an observation of how effective their policies were.
I always have to point out that I was a Clinton fan mostly, and mostly liked a lot of his policies. To me it is policy that matters most. But winning an election is sometimes about the other things I mentioned.
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