Ben Jackson

Also potential tactical voting against Reform.

It's not like it's 80 years since WW2.

The Corbynite argument.

It's like how Trump never received a fraction of the scrutiny the Dems did.

It's very rare for Labour to topple their leaders.

Labour has time on its side.

The article also says (which has been missed) that she's also considering a 2028 run.

Recessions is the main thing voters hate.

Generally (Dan Quayle being an exception), ex VPs have a strong chance in the Presidential Primaries.

I just hope China doesn't decide to invade Taiwan between now and 28.

And the 2028 GOP nominee will have all the bad things happening in America on their record.

Sounds like a campaign speech,

Even if Trump lives to 100, there's no way of him ever running for office again.

And unique in that Trump is term limited now.

Even Erdoğan is being harder on Putin than Trump.

Trump's power is likely to be at it's strongest in the next 18 months as the mid terms will kick off the 2028 election campaign.

Trump refused to even endorse his own VP for the next election!!!

Vance is tied to the Trump s**tshow just as Ford was to Nixon in the 70s.

In 2027 focus will turn to who succeeds him and in 2028 the D and GOP nominee become very important. That's if Trump survives until 2028.

It makes 2026 and 28 look much more achievable.

Even if Harris is the nominee, the coming issues of the next four years will be what dominates.

Al Gore revealed in December 2002 that he wasn't running again but speculation was rife in the build up.

It's actually next year when Trump turns 80.

It's a Bush 2004 victory.

It's as high as it's going to be I think.

He doesn't and I don't see him doing so either.

I think Trump has more bandwidth to do the stupid things which Vance wouldn't have.

It's not even like 2016 when he lost the popular vote.

Irony is they'd be screaming warmonger if Bush/Obama/Biden had proposed this.

There are a number of tories who wouldn't touch reform with a bargepole.