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Trump confirms 2024 is his final presidential campaign Trump rules out running for president again if he loses election
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The Republican candidate ruled out running for the White House for the third time The Republican candidate has confirmed that this is his final presidential campaign
US Republican candidate Donald Trump has said that he would not seek another re-election bid if he loses the White House to Vice President Kamala Harris in November, US Republican candidate Donald Trump has said he will not run for the White House again if he loses to Vice President Kamala Harris in the November election.
During an interview on the TV show Full Measure on Sunday, Trump was asked whether he would consider launching another campaign in four years if he is unsuccessful this time around. In an interview on the TV show Full Measure on Sunday, Trump was asked whether a 2028 campaign could happen.
“No, I don’t. I think that that will be it. I don’t see it all,” the former president replied, adding that he remains optimistic about winning the election this year.“No, I don’t. I think that that will be it. I don’t see it all,” the former president replied, adding that he remains optimistic about winning the election this year.
“I think that hopefully we’re gonna be successful,” he said.“I think that hopefully we’re gonna be successful,” he said.
Trump earlier ruled out participating in another presidential debate with Harris, after CNN announced that the Democrat had accepted an invitation for a showdown on October 23. Harris replaced President Joe Biden as the Democratic Party’s candidate due to growing concerns over Biden’s electability given his age and the disastrous televised debate with Trump in June. Trump earlier ruled out participating in another presidential debate with Harris, after CNN announced that the Democrat had accepted an invitation for a showdown on October 23. Harris replaced President Joe Biden as the Democratic Party’s nominee in July, amid concerns over Biden’s electability given his age and a disastrous televised debate with Trump in June.
“The problem with another debate is that it’s just too late,” Trump told supporters at a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina, explaining that the “voting has already started.” He previously slammed the ABC debate he had with Harris on September 10 as “dishonest” and “totally rigged,” while many allies claimed that the moderators were biased in favor of the Democrat. “The problem with another debate is that it’s just too late,” Trump told supporters at a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina, noting that “voting has already started.” He previously slammed the ABC debate he had with Harris on September 10 as “dishonest” and “totally rigged,” accusing the moderators of being biased in favor of the Democrat.
Trump argued that Harris only wants a rematch  “because she lost” and said that he would only consider another face-to-face debate hosted on a “fair network.” Trump argued that Harris only wants a rematch “because she lost” and said he would only consider another face-to-face hosted on a “fair network.”
Trump was elected in 2016 by beating Hillary Clinton. He lost the presidency to Biden in 2020 and has since insisted that the election was rigged. Trump was elected in 2016, when he defeated Hillary Clinton. He lost the presidency to Biden in 2020 and has since insisted that the election was rigged.
While the US Constitution bans a person from serving as president for more than two terms, Trump had floated the idea of somehow “negotiating” a third term if he gets re-elected.While the US Constitution bans a person from serving as president for more than two terms, Trump had floated the idea of somehow “negotiating” a third term if he gets re-elected.