US Edition'Not ruling it out': Eric Trump teases to presidential run in 2028
Eric Trump, executive vice president of the Trump Organization, promotes cryptocurrency ventures in Asia while keeping open the possibility of a future presidential run, emphasizing political and business influence.
- Eric Trump spoke at the Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference in Hong Kong on August 29, promoting cryptocurrency and discussing political prospects.
- He has downplayed a 2028 presidential bid, stating he very much doubts he would consider running and describing politics as brutal.
- During a July interview with the Financial Times, Eric Trump highlighted his leadership capabilities, expressed criticism of lawmakers, and mentioned that he found many politicians unimpressive.
- When asked about the possibility of future political campaigns, he neither confirmed nor dismissed the idea, leaving it open as a potential option.
- Eric Trump's growing business presence and openness to politics maintain his family’s visibility, implying sustained political interest without a firm candidacy.
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‘They Picked the Slow One?’: The Internet Has a Field Day After Eric Trump Hints at Run for President In 2028
President Donald Trump’s middle son, Eric Trump, has been hinting at a possible run for the presidency in 2028. And the idea is not going over very well on social media. The executive vice president of the Trump Organization and CEO of World Liberty Financial, Eric Trump, teased the possibility of a Trump family “dynasty” in an interview over the weekend, according to Newsweek’s Theo Burman. Trump spoke with Nikkei Asia on Sunday during an overs…
Eric Trump floats replacing his dad with a 2028 presidential run
If Donald Trump doesn’t make an attempt to buck the Constitution and run for president once again in 2028, which he has hinted at, his middle son, Eric, has indicated he might like to take his turn in the Oval Office.According to a report from Newsweek’s Theo Burman, Eric made rumblings about jumpin...
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