Why Donald Trump Won’t Run For a Second Term

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Why Donald Trump Won’t Run For a Second Term

This is an opinion column

Before the Republican Convention, Donald Trump will make the announcement that he is no longer running for President.

Donald Trump’s reasons for dropping out will be that he did not plan to run for more than one term.

Donald Trump is 74 years old, if he was to run and win, he will be 75.

With these two people on the ticket, they will bring back all the Republican women, young Republicans, college students, and most of the group of voters that Donald Trump hasa lost.

His responsibility would be to campaign for the President about how good he would have been, and he will commit that all those charges that are against Donald Trump he will put a stop to them like they have been doing before.

Source: The Birmingham Times

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