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BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F
Well, honestly, I don't know. I feel that it's heavily dependent on what legal action is taken, or not taken for that matter, against him while he's still a sitting president. Because if his situation gets particularly messy between now and the next election cycle, he might choose to not even run for a second term. If he does run, I'm fairly certain he'll win the republican nomination. I don't really see any other republicans who would be running that could challenge him. So it would all come down to who his opponent is. If it's Clinton again, or some other similar corporate democratic retard like Joe Manchin or Diane Feinstein or whatever, then I'd say he has a decent chance. If it's someone like Sanders or Ojeda, then Trump would have a much harder time winning, or at least if you judge by popularity percentages and issues polled upon.
