Jeremy Boreing

I'm not endorsing the guy for president.

I'm not weighing in on who's going to win 2028.

I think that a lot of that's going to come down to who Donald Trump anoints as his successor.

And it's unclear yet if that's going to be J.D.

Vance or Marco Rubio or some guy we haven't even heard of.

You never really know what's going to happen with Donald Trump in two and a half years is a long time in Donald Trump's America.

But I think that J.D.

Vance has not done a great job so far of rallying the Trump coalition and painting that affirmative vision for the future.

I think in some ways he's still running the sort of oppositional playbook because he's extraordinarily gifted at the oppositional playbook.

But now you're the vice president.

Now you're part of the governing party.

If he wants to be the nominee and be victorious in 2028, he has to think about what that positive, affirmative vision for the future of the country is.

And listen, a stalking horse candidate could find their way into the race, too, who's outside of Donald Trump's coalition.

And their only chance of winning is going to be if they have a positive, affirmative vision.

I'll tell you what isn't going to win.

The sort of Groiper, burn it all down coalition isn't going to win.

The sort of Tucker, you know, the elites have lied to us.

Our entire history is a lie.

That's not going to win.

To say they kind of lumps them all into a category that I'm not sure they all belong in.