Commentary In an earlier article, I explored the possibilities for the Republican Party should Donald Trump decide not to run for the presidency in 2024. I have to admit, however, that it was pretty much of an academic exercise, the kind we pundits (Am I one of those? Yikes!) are paid to do. But as the night follows the day and Pluto, whether it’s a planet or not, revolves around the sun, Trump will be the Republican candidate in 2024. You don’t have to been sitting fifty or sixty feet from him during his electric CPAC speech, as I was, to know that. You only have to be a sentient human being. Donald Trump loved being president and he does not like to lose. Only a force majeure of untold dimensions or a serious health setback would stop him, as he blithely put it, from winning the presidency a “third …
Commentary In an earlier article, I explored the possibilities for the Republican Party should Donald Trump decide not to run for the presidency in 2024. I have to admit, however, that it was pretty much of an academic exercise, the kind we pundits (Am I one of those? Yikes!) are paid to do. But as
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