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Four Years and Out?” – Trump Shuts Down 2028 Rumors but Teases the Future of the GOP


Four Years and Out?” – Trump Shuts Down 2028 Rumors but Teases the Future of the GOP: In classic Trump fashion — part tease, part headline grab — the former and current U.S. President finally put a pin in the swirling speculation about a possible third term. Speaking to NBC News in a weekend interview, Donald Trump firmly stated he has no intention of running again in 2028, even as ‘TRUMP 2028’ hats and shirts fly off his official campaign store shelves. And while some see the merch as a wink and nod to long-term ambitions, Trump insists it’s not his doing.

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