Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) asked MAGA disciples whom they’ll follow once President Donald Trump finishes his second term ― and some respondents offered a long-term prediction that’s bound to make many Democrats squirm.
Citing her X page’s popularity among conservatives and the 22nd amendment preventing Trump from seeking a third term, the Democratic lawmaker wrote on Saturday:
“I’m curious… who will y’all follow once Trump is outta office?”
The provocative query yielded predictable replies like Vice President JD Vance and barbs about Crockett having to worry about her own political longevity.
But some respondents appeared to gaze deeper into their crystal balls and saw decades of GOP presidential dominance ― first by Vance, followed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and then beleaguered Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Even Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was mentioned in the mix of successors, as was national intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard.
Some right-wing soothsayers even saw an Oval Office dynasty of Trump’s children.
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