Political prognostication for $1000, Ken.
If.
If the Democrats carry both the House and the Senate, and if they launch a barrage of investigations and hearings, then there may be quite a surprise come next spring. March 14 would be an amusing choice for a titanic announcement.
To wit, President Trump will resign from his office. He will cite physical ailments and his wish to spend more time with his family. I know. Just go with it.
Personally, that moment--momentous no doubt--doesn't interest me nearly as much as the Vance and Rubio show to follow.
J.D. surely will have a moment in front of a mirror where he gasps in disbelief at the misigas staring him in the face. Sorry, young man, all of the mess is in your hands. With an opposition Congress. And a presidential election little more than a year away.
And Marco. Continue genuflecting as Secretary of State to his 2028 rival? Resign and accept a yappy gig with Fox news? Retreat to West Miami and write another memoir. Oh, the ignominy.
Pundits and pollsters will be all over the dueling duo like ticks on a mule deer.
Neither will be elected in 2028.
You heard it here first. Boom.
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