Former President Trump stated in an interview that he would not run for the Oval Office in 2028 if his current bid in November fails. This declaration came during an interview on Sinclair Broadcast Group’s “Full Measure” with host Sharyl Attkisson. Trump, now 78, is on his third run for president, having won in 2016 and lost to President Biden in 2020. He is currently facing Vice President Kamala Harris for a second term in office. Public opinion polls show a tight race in key battleground states with the election approaching in November.
The polls indicate that Harris has an advantage on the issue of abortion, while Trump is favored on border and immigration matters. The economy remains a top concern for American voters as they prepare to vote in the upcoming election. Trump believes that he handled the COVID-19 pandemic well, claiming that he did not receive enough credit for his efforts. He also highlighted his achievements in the military, claiming credit for knocking out ISIS and rebuilding the military during his presidency.
During the interview, Trump discussed his health regimen and joked about the dangers of playing golf, given a recent incident where an individual with a gun attempted to approach him. Trump mentioned that he tries to eat properly, which includes enjoying hamburgers and soda. Despite criticisms about his diet, Trump questioned what the right food choices truly are and noted that many of his critics have passed away. Overall, Trump expressed optimism about the upcoming election and his chances of success in his bid for a second term in office.
As the election draws closer, both the Trump and Harris campaigns have been focused on key issues such as the economy, immigration, and abortion. Public opinion polls show a tight race in key battleground states, with both candidates striving to win over undecided voters. With early voting and absentee balloting already underway, the candidates are making their final pitches to the American public. Trump’s comments during the interview with Attkisson shed light on his perspective on the current political landscape and his campaign strategy as he vies for another term in the Oval Office.
