Summary
The article discusses current divisions within the Make America Great Again (Maga) movement under President Donald Trump. Despite being limited to two terms, Trump hints at future Republican candidates and challenges within his supporter base. Key figures in Trump's cabinet, such as Vice-President JD Vance and Secretary Marco Rubio, are presented as potential successors.
Key Facts
- President Donald Trump mentioned future potential Republican candidates in his cabinet meeting.
- Trump indicated he would not run again in 2028, suggesting others would continue the Maga movement.
- There are signs of division within the Maga base, with some supporters expressing dissatisfaction.
- The Republican Party lost some support among minority and working-class voters recently.
- Key figures likely to continue Trump's legacy include Vice-President JD Vance and Secretary Marco Rubio.
- Marco Rubio has adapted his policies to align more closely with Trump's America First approach.
- There is ongoing speculation about potential successors and the future direction of the Maga movement.
