Overview
- Eric Trump has spent his career as co-chair of the Trump Organization and has not previously pursued elected office despite active support for his father.
- In a recent Financial Times interview, he said he believes he could perform presidential duties very effectively and expressed disappointment in much of today’s political class.
- He said he has not decided whether to run and posed whether he would want his children to face the same public scrutiny he endured over the past decade.
- He suggested that other family members may also be capable of holding the presidency if they chose to enter politics.
- Republican prospects for the 2028 nomination currently center on Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and a third term for President Trump remains constitutionally blocked by the 22nd Amendment.