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She won't win.
When Jeb ran for president in 2016, his only chance to win the primary was to rely on the fame of his brother former president, George W. Bush, Jr. But George W. Bush's presidency, especially the second one, it's important to remember, was a failed presidency. The presidency of George Bush Jr. was the only thing that gave Jeb any chance of victory, but the fact that his presidency was a failure one, that was actually the biggest obstacle to Jeb's victory. At one point, Jeb even tried to break free fron his older brother George's failed presidency, but it didn't work, and he lost. He didn't even win the primary.
This reminds me a lot of Ivanka's run for president in 2028. Without her father, who is she, what is she, and who will even look at her, and what chance can she have of winning?
Her father's legacy, and relyng of his success and presidency, is her only chance for victory. The problem is that this is also her biggest and most significant chance of losing.
Regardless of whether Donald Trump's first presidency was good or bad, it doesn't really matter, because who will remember it anyway? Eight years will already pass between the 2028 elections and the end of Trump's first presidency, so it is the second presidency of Donald Trump, which I already predicted in February of 2022 and 9 months before he even announced his candidacy, that really matters.
Ivanka's problem is that Donald Trump's second presidency will be the most failed presidency in history. First of all, Donald is not Roosevelt, and no matter what his plan is, he will not be able to lead to an improvement in the second Great Depression, which it is important to mention, will be much worse than the first Great Depression, both in severity, and in length, because remember it will last until the 22nd century, so it is doubtful if Roosevelt would have been able to properly deal with the second great depression, then Trump will succeed? No. No. Under him, there will only be a continuation and deepening of the second great depression, which I prefer not to tell you when it will begin.
It is also important to remember that during Trump's second presidency, World War III will take place, but I am not going to tell you exactly when it will start, that will probably not be a particularly popular war, and that it will also not help the Republicans, let alone Ivanka, the president's daughter during the war, to win the White Huose for the second time in a row.
Add to all this that "she doesn't have it". Ivanka does not have the charm and charisma of her father. She is not as captivating as he is. She is not as inspiring as he is.
Put these three things together, the failure to stop or even just prevent the deepening of the Depression, along with World War III, and the fact that Ivanka "doesn't have it", and Ivanka just won't win.
Ivanka is expected to go further than Jeb Bush ever did, and she has good and even reasonable chances of winning the Republican Party's nomination for the general election, but she is still expected to lose to the Democratic candidate in the general election.
The very fact that her father was the president two non-consecutive times is the biggest chance, as well as the only one, that she ever had, but the fact that his presidency, at least the second one, was a failure, is also exactly the reason why she will lose.
Ivanka's 2028 campaign, like Jeb's 2016 campaign, reminds me more than anything else, a Greek tragedy.
When Jeb ran for president in 2016, his only chance to win the primary was to rely on the fame of his brother former president, George W. Bush, Jr. But George W. Bush's presidency, especially the second one, it's important to remember, was a failed presidency. The presidency of George Bush Jr. was the only thing that gave Jeb any chance of victory, but the fact that his presidency was a failure one, that was actually the biggest obstacle to Jeb's victory. At one point, Jeb even tried to break free fron his older brother George's failed presidency, but it didn't work, and he lost. He didn't even win the primary.
This reminds me a lot of Ivanka's run for president in 2028. Without her father, who is she, what is she, and who will even look at her, and what chance can she have of winning?
Her father's legacy, and relyng of his success and presidency, is her only chance for victory. The problem is that this is also her biggest and most significant chance of losing.
Regardless of whether Donald Trump's first presidency was good or bad, it doesn't really matter, because who will remember it anyway? Eight years will already pass between the 2028 elections and the end of Trump's first presidency, so it is the second presidency of Donald Trump, which I already predicted in February of 2022 and 9 months before he even announced his candidacy, that really matters.
Ivanka's problem is that Donald Trump's second presidency will be the most failed presidency in history. First of all, Donald is not Roosevelt, and no matter what his plan is, he will not be able to lead to an improvement in the second Great Depression, which it is important to mention, will be much worse than the first Great Depression, both in severity, and in length, because remember it will last until the 22nd century, so it is doubtful if Roosevelt would have been able to properly deal with the second great depression, then Trump will succeed? No. No. Under him, there will only be a continuation and deepening of the second great depression, which I prefer not to tell you when it will begin.
It is also important to remember that during Trump's second presidency, World War III will take place, but I am not going to tell you exactly when it will start, that will probably not be a particularly popular war, and that it will also not help the Republicans, let alone Ivanka, the president's daughter during the war, to win the White Huose for the second time in a row.
Add to all this that "she doesn't have it". Ivanka does not have the charm and charisma of her father. She is not as captivating as he is. She is not as inspiring as he is.
Put these three things together, the failure to stop or even just prevent the deepening of the Depression, along with World War III, and the fact that Ivanka "doesn't have it", and Ivanka just won't win.
Ivanka is expected to go further than Jeb Bush ever did, and she has good and even reasonable chances of winning the Republican Party's nomination for the general election, but she is still expected to lose to the Democratic candidate in the general election.
The very fact that her father was the president two non-consecutive times is the biggest chance, as well as the only one, that she ever had, but the fact that his presidency, at least the second one, was a failure, is also exactly the reason why she will lose.
Ivanka's 2028 campaign, like Jeb's 2016 campaign, reminds me more than anything else, a Greek tragedy.