Donald Trump Jr. Denies Presidential Run Rumors In Expletive-Filled Statement
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The president's oldest son responded to a request for comment on the rumor with a statement that used multiple four-letter words and a slur before ending with "Congrats, moron."
Donald Trump Jr. swiftly denied a report he might run for president in 2028 on Friday ― and he needed a few expletives to do it.
Mediaite claims that the president’s oldest son is considering running for the nation’s highest office after his dad’s second term ends, and the outlet credited three “high-level” (and anonymous) sources.
“Don has been the most politically involved of all the Trump kids and has always kept the lanes open for a presidential run,” one White House insider and close friend of the Trump family told Mediaite. “He is a valued voice for his father, and a real possibility to be a contender in 2028.”
If that’s Don Jr.’s plan, there may be a few issues.
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