re: If Trump loses in the general this November, would you still support him in 2028?

Enough with the geriatric candidates. He is already too old.

You know he'll be too old then. This is his last chance, just like Regan's reelection. This is America's last chance too.

No, he will not run again. He will be too old and he shouldn’t run again. We have already lost this nation so it doesn’t really matter if he win or not. He tried but too many people in this nation are idiots and we have lost. It’s just a matter of time before civil war takes place in the United States. Our government is about to actively and aggressively staff our military with illegal aliens. You will begin to hear talk of allowing illegals to join the military to earn their citizenship.

what's your favorite part about Donald Trump? Is it the ten percent tariffs across the board? If so, you may be a Clinton-era Democrat.

Is it the massive spending, to the tune of $7.8 trillion in four years? If so, you may be a Clinton-era Democrat.

Was it deregulating small and mid-sized banks, three of which have since failed? If so, you may be a Clinton-era Democrat.

How conservative Christians support this clown is beyond me.

Whoever doesn't sound the most insane.

I'm a late 90s, early 00s Democrat. I believe in border security, no wars, and welfare for those who need it. Trump was and currently is the best option for those. Mainstream conservatives seem to be in favor of war, and an open border so they can use it as a wedge issue. It's why even when Republicans owned both chambers, they refused to really do shite about the border. They just left it as a wedge issue. I'm not unreasonable though, Democrats in the 00s and 90s used it as a wedge issue also, refusing to do shite about it, and just used it to virtue signal about how something has to be done.

Current "conservatives" are portrayed as haley and Desantis. Haley is war hungry and Desantis can't make his mind up on our involvement in the Ukraine/Russia war.

There's really no place for a 90s/00s Democrat to vote outside of people like trump.. who is sadly all over the place on some other policies. Maybe in 2028, other candidates in either party may rise up and offer alternatives. But it's unlikely. Because even if there are, they probably won't have a realistic chance of winning.

That's especially true if the candidate rises up within the Democrat party. Every facet of society will scream that that candidate is evil, and Democrat voters who are actually still voting Democrat, believes everything the msm tells them.. and will shun the candidate. And mainstream Republicans will go all out against the candidate if they rise in the Republican party, and that will split Republican voters.

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Elections have consequences.

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And old age has consequences. Nobody beats old age.

Too old now.

He's not running in 2028.

If we don't have a good candidate - meaning a conservative who is not a globalist - then I would sit the election out.

I would join a movement to sit the election out. I would rather the Democrats have free run and have super-majorities in both the House and the Senate for 2 years than go back to voting for globalist Repbulicans just because they aren't quite as bad as the globalist Democrats.

In my view, the worst thing the Democrats could do for themselves is vote in the policies that they want. It would truly expose them for who they are. It may be bad for the country in the short term, but maybe we need to clean house in the Republican party and have a party reset.

As long as the establishment controls the party, they will ensure that we don't have the opportunity to vote for honest conservatives. They will make sure that the only people on the ballot with a chance to win are controllable...