Sources close to former US President Donald Trump are hinting at a potential bid for the presidency in 2024, with some even suggesting that he may set his sights on Greenland.
The speculation comes as Trump continues to build a massive social media following and has been making headlines for his high-profile visits to various countries. One such trip took him to India last month, where he met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and received a hero's welcome.
Trump's team is said to be quietly exploring the possibility of running for president again, but it remains unclear what role Greenland might play in their plans. Some have speculated that Trump could use his connections to secure support from voters in the US territories, which are currently represented by non-voting delegates in Congress.
However, others argue that a bid for the presidency would be challenging, given Trump's history of controversy and polarization among American voters. "It's going to be tough for him to get traction," said one Republican strategist. "He has a lot of baggage, and not everyone is going to forgive him."
Trump's team has thus far declined to comment on any potential plans, but the president himself has hinted at running again in the future. "We'll see what happens," he said recently.
Despite the uncertainty, Trump remains one of the most recognizable figures in American politics, and his social media following continues to grow by the day. Whether or not he ultimately decides to run for president, it's clear that he is still a major player in the Republican Party – even if his sights are set elsewhere.
The speculation comes as Trump continues to build a massive social media following and has been making headlines for his high-profile visits to various countries. One such trip took him to India last month, where he met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and received a hero's welcome.
Trump's team is said to be quietly exploring the possibility of running for president again, but it remains unclear what role Greenland might play in their plans. Some have speculated that Trump could use his connections to secure support from voters in the US territories, which are currently represented by non-voting delegates in Congress.
However, others argue that a bid for the presidency would be challenging, given Trump's history of controversy and polarization among American voters. "It's going to be tough for him to get traction," said one Republican strategist. "He has a lot of baggage, and not everyone is going to forgive him."
Trump's team has thus far declined to comment on any potential plans, but the president himself has hinted at running again in the future. "We'll see what happens," he said recently.
Despite the uncertainty, Trump remains one of the most recognizable figures in American politics, and his social media following continues to grow by the day. Whether or not he ultimately decides to run for president, it's clear that he is still a major player in the Republican Party – even if his sights are set elsewhere.
anyway, it's true he has a huge following on social media now. my friend just got verified on instagram and she was like "omg i'm famous" lol but seriously, does anyone think trump can actually do it? 
And what's up with his social media following? Is it possible for someone to have so many followers just by being... themselves? I mean, Trump is definitely interesting, but can't he just tweet about something else for once? 
. I mean, one sec he's out of office and now he's already talking about coming back? And Greenland?! Like what even is that? Does he think he can just waltz in there and be like "Hey, I'm the king of this icy land"? 
. And honestly, I kinda love how his team is trying to spin it as a US territories thing... like that's gonna fly with voters who already have PTSD from the last election 
.
Trump thinks he can just waltz back into the Oval Office? Please, he's got some serious work to do on himself before we'll ever take him seriously again. And what's with Greenland? Does he really think that's a thing? "Hey, let me just build a wall around my own country and see if I can make it a reality"... yeah right 
Newsflash, Donald: just 'cause you've been around the world (like, literally) doesn't mean you're actually relevant to American politics anymore! 
Polarization among voters? Are you kidding me?! The guy's been stirring up controversy for years and now everyone's all like "oh, we need someone new" 
It's like he's just winging it at this point (no pun intended 
) and hoping people still care about him. Meanwhile, we're all over here trying to figure out what the heck is going on with our own politics 
. Ugh, 2024 can't come soon enough... 
Is that really where this train's headed? Only time will tell!
. I think it's more likely that his campaign would focus on trying to win back some of the voters who didn't support him last time.