2028 U.S. Presidential Election Bets!

[bbc.reporter]

Hehehehehe are you quite certain on Trump's impeachment? I reckon that there should be a market for this on Polymarket! This will certainly create a very big storyline hehe.

I reckon that another storyline that will appear if there is motion to impeach the Donald in congress will the Epstein files. Some of these politicians from the Republicans and the Democrats have been mentioned including the Donald hehehehehe! This will be used against each other.

The Democrats are very serious. Therefore, there's a high probability of Trump being impeached. He's done a lot of crap in his short time in office.

It really will be fun to see a new storyline. ) Perhaps we'll see this development closer to summer or during that period. I'm definitely betting on a change of president. ))

The Democrats will win much of the seats in congress and the senate, however, I disagree on the high chance on the Donald's impeachment. I very much predict the chance is very low.

If you are betting on a change of president because of impeachment then the Donald's vice president JD Vance will become the president! I am also very much excited for this hehehehe!

[SquallLeonhart]

It's amazing how the Republicans gained absolute power and were able to screw everything up so badly that even some Republicans (not to mention independents or swing voters) will vote Democrat.
And we must prepare for the next “surprising” thing: the Democrats will also break their election promises  But Americans will continue to go to the elections thinking they really decide something.

This is literally how the entire system works. First democrats get the power, then they screw up so bad that republicans take the house and the senate, then republicans take the power and screw up so bad that democrats take the house and the senate, then the democa... you see the pattern basically. Same happened with Trump, Biden, Trump trio of elections, Trump was elected because people disliked Obama's last term, then people voted Biden because they hated what trump did, and then they voted trump because they hated what Biden did.

Now, next up, democrats will win and they will be so bad that another republican will elected after that, and then we will see democrats do better because republicans will be bad. It's an endless cycle that continues forever.

[Sithara007]

This is literally how the entire system works. First democrats get the power, then they screw up so bad that republicans take the house and the senate, then republicans take the power and screw up so bad that democrats take the house and the senate, then the democa... you see the pattern basically. Same happened with Trump, Biden, Trump trio of elections, Trump was elected because people disliked Obama's last term, then people voted Biden because they hated what trump did, and then they voted trump because they hated what Biden did.

Now, next up, democrats will win and they will be so bad that another republican will elected after that, and then we will see democrats do better because republicans will be bad. It's an endless cycle that continues forever.

Demographics will make sure that the cycle ends in 2028. Republicans are unlikely to ever win the POTUS post again. Pro-Democrat ethnic groups (esp. Asians, Blacks and Hispanics) are increasing in population. Already states such as Georgia, Virginia and North Carolina are considered as Blue states. When Texas flips from Red to Blue (which will happen sometime in the next 4 to 8 years), it is over for the GOP. During the 2024 POTUS elections, considerable sections of Hispanic electorate shifted to the GOP. But they have now gone back to the Dems and are likely to stay there in the near future. And this will decimate the GOP.

[Julien_Olynpic]

I'm surprised to see Taylor Swift and Kanye West on these lists. In my opinion, they, like Ivanka Trump, are clear underdogs. Even though "The Simpsons" supposedly predicted Ivanka Trump's victory in this election, the creators added these people to the lists only to attract the attention of the general public and provide a bit of entertainment. People will look at such lists with open smiles, and they might even enjoy a large dose of dopamine in the process. But if this prediction is taken seriously, the people with the greatest chances are those already in high positions in the Trump administration.

[Taskford]

I'm surprised to see Taylor Swift and Kanye West on these lists. In my opinion, they, like Ivanka Trump, are clear underdogs. Even though "The Simpsons" supposedly predicted Ivanka Trump's victory in this election, the creators added these people to the lists only to attract the attention of the general public and provide a bit of entertainment. People will look at such lists with open smiles, and they might even enjoy a large dose of dopamine in the process. But if this prediction is taken seriously, the people with the greatest chances are those already in high positions in the Trump administration.

Those personalities provably added just to catch the attention of people to watch that poll or those discussions they made, but those personalities will provably not going to run for that set since maybe they know how big the responsibilities to handle a country and also for sure that they are not ready for that situation.

I don't also believe much on those predictions they said, since even though The Simpsons predict certain events happen on the past still everything is unsure especially on what's going to happen in future especially on politics side.

To early to predict about their possible victory but let's see what's going to happen when next election comes.

[savetheFORUM]

The biggest chance we have right now, if all goes to "plan" is probably Newsom vs Vance. While I understand that is not what people want, I think that is exactly what we are goign to see. And neither are good but they all fit the boxes and fit the systems for their parties. Newsom has done a horrible job in California, he is a horrible person to rule because he has already ruled one state and that state has done terrible so we know he is not good already.

Vance on the other hand is the vice president to Trump, which tells you all you need to know about him, so we know he is horrible too. So americans have a choice, either pick someone who is a "good" person but a terrible leader, or pick someone who is a horrible person but "may" lead better.

[Smartprofit]

This is literally how the entire system works. First democrats get the power, then they screw up so bad that republicans take the house and the senate, then republicans take the power and screw up so bad that democrats take the house and the senate, then the democa... you see the pattern basically. Same happened with Trump, Biden, Trump trio of elections, Trump was elected because people disliked Obama's last term, then people voted Biden because they hated what trump did, and then they voted trump because they hated what Biden did.

Now, next up, democrats will win and they will be so bad that another republican will elected after that, and then we will see democrats do better because republicans will be bad. It's an endless cycle that continues forever.

Demographics will make sure that the cycle ends in 2028. Republicans are unlikely to ever win the POTUS post again. Pro-Democrat ethnic groups (esp. Asians, Blacks and Hispanics) are increasing in population. Already states such as Georgia, Virginia and North Carolina are considered as Blue states. When Texas flips from Red to Blue (which will happen sometime in the next 4 to 8 years), it is over for the GOP. During the 2024 POTUS elections, considerable sections of Hispanic electorate shifted to the GOP. But they have now gone back to the Dems and are likely to stay there in the near future. And this will decimate the GOP.

In my opinion, presidential elections are a game played by specific rules. This game is called "false binary choice." 🙋

What is the essence of this game? There are two parties: Republican and Democratic. Representatives of one party come to power, then the other. Every time a representative of one party becomes president, they begin to say and do such monstrous things, distorting every point of their campaign platform so completely that within four years, all voters (both Democrats and Republicans) begin to hate them. People hate Donald Trump now, but after 2028 they will hate the next US president, and after 2032, they will despise and hate yet another... But their hatred leads to only one thing: they return to the polls and elect yet another worthless US president. Because the American political system is built on the principle of "false binary choice."

Serious financial and geopolitical issues, in my opinion, are decided not in the White House, but in other places (and by other people). These issues are handled by influential people connected to intelligence and financial organizations, and these decisions are completely independent of whether the US president is a Democrat or a Republican. In any case, there is continuity of policy on key issues. Only the rhetoric changes.

That's why Democrats and Republicans constantly switch places. And that's why every president deliberately does stupid things; it's just a show for the American people. It's just part of the system of government.

And if this is true, then the Republican Party will not disappear. Yes, I also believe that a Democrat, not a Republican, will win in 2028. But this new US president will not be better than Donald Trump. On important issues, he will maintain the continuity of his predecessors' policies. I'm not ready to name this person yet. But closer to 2028, I definitely plan to place my bet! 🎰

[Wakate]

JV Vance might become a good contender during the 2028 presidential election of the United States and if Donald Trump give support for him during the election period, he might win the election if the current tenure of Trump does not send American soldiers into war that will dangerously affect the US economy. Voters are looking at what the outcome of this tenure would bring to their tables whether doubling the hardship or relief.

[Lida93]

JV Vance might become a good contender during the 2028 presidential election of the United States and if Donald Trump give support for him during the election period, he might win the election if the current tenure of Trump does not send American soldiers into war that will dangerously affect the US economy. Voters are looking at what the outcome of this tenure would bring to their tables whether doubling the hardship or relief.

I strongly feel JV Vance would win in the next US election should he contest for the Presidential position with the support of Trump.  Trump  seemed to have disappointed many Americans following all his election promises and matching them with all what he has being doing. If he's not busy on economic wars with other countries he's busy with political displacement threats and attacks on other nations leaders. Serving his personal interests before that of the average US citizen who wants to see household foodstuffs price cost and housing cost reduced. With all this. What makes you think people will give mass support to any contestant with Trump support in 2028 for the POTUS?

[Sithara007]

In my opinion, presidential elections are a game played by specific rules. This game is called "false binary choice." 🙋

What is the essence of this game? There are two parties: Republican and Democratic. Representatives of one party come to power, then the other. Every time a representative of one party becomes president, they begin to say and do such monstrous things, distorting every point of their campaign platform so completely that within four years, all voters (both Democrats and Republicans) begin to hate them. People hate Donald Trump now, but after 2028 they will hate the next US president, and after 2032, they will despise and hate yet another... But their hatred leads to only one thing: they return to the polls and elect yet another worthless US president. Because the American political system is built on the principle of "false binary choice."

Serious financial and geopolitical issues, in my opinion, are decided not in the White House, but in other places (and by other people). These issues are handled by influential people connected to intelligence and financial organizations, and these decisions are completely independent of whether the US president is a Democrat or a Republican. In any case, there is continuity of policy on key issues. Only the rhetoric changes.

That's why Democrats and Republicans constantly switch places. And that's why every president deliberately does stupid things; it's just a show for the American people. It's just part of the system of government.

And if this is true, then the Republican Party will not disappear. Yes, I also believe that a Democrat, not a Republican, will win in 2028. But this new US president will not be better than Donald Trump. On important issues, he will maintain the continuity of his predecessors' policies. I'm not ready to name this person yet. But closer to 2028, I definitely plan to place my bet! 🎰

I more or less agree with your post. But it is not exactly a reversal of popularity within 4 years. In that case, George W. Bush wouldn't have won his second term in 2004. And Barack Obama won't be winning in 2012. Trump almost won his second POTUS elections in 2020, but the COVID pandemic as well as hostile media sabotaged his campaign and he ended up losing by a small margin. But I agree with your argument that those who come to power usually manages to antagonize the voters. Look at Trump's popularity now. And the GOP is all set for a historic wipeout during the mid-terms later this year.