Trump says he won’t run again if he loses in November

Former President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that he does not envision a future presidential run if he loses in November. Responding to a question from Sharyl Attkisson of Sinclair Broadcast Group’s “Full Measure,” he firmly said, “No, I don’t. No, I don’t,” adding that he remains hopeful for a successful outcome in the upcoming election.

With President Joe Biden stepping back from the 2024 race, Trump has become the oldest presidential nominee in history, and discussions around age and mental fitness have emerged prominently in this election cycle. Throughout his campaign, Trump has had to juggle court appearances related to four ongoing criminal cases alongside his campaign events.

In discussing the stakes of the 2024 election, Trump has frequently referenced the challenges his campaign has encountered. He expressed to tech entrepreneur Elon Musk during an August livestream that he did not need to enter the political fray again, saying, “I had a very nice life. I didn’t need to go through court systems.” However, he affirmed his commitment to the campaign, stating, “This is so much more important than me or my life.”

When asked about the potential roles of Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., both former Democrats who have allied with him, Trump clarified that he has not made any promises regarding cabinet positions, saying, “I didn’t make deals with anybody. It’s too early.”

Reflecting on recent political violence, including an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, Trump has shifted his focus to blaming Democrats for inciting unrest, asserting that “They are a danger. They’re destroying our country.” He reiterated his belief that only significant presidents face such threats, referencing a close call he had with a would-be shooter at his golf course in Florida.

Regarding his safety, Trump expressed confidence in the protection provided by the Secret Service, stating, “I think that I will feel safe,” and emphasized the importance of not letting fear interfere with his duties: “If you’re scared, you can’t do your job.”

SOURCE: https://dew360.net

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