If Biden were to step aside and Kamala Harris were the Democratic nominee

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

You're the third person in this thread to discount the outcome of the primary.  The 2028 primary is going to be... innovative, no matter what happens in November.

If Harris wins and has a good term the 2028 democratic primary will likely be as exciting 2024, 2012, and 1996.
 

[Spider-Dan]

After the 2024 experience - with an incumbent, mind you - the 2028 primary will be significantly different.
How different depends on whether Harris wins.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

Looking good so far. 

Record breaking fundraising. 
Early reports are that enough delegates support her to win the nomination.
No major democrat is challenging her.

On the republican side they haven't said much about her on policy or leadership rather.  Instead you have people who don't understand the Constitution claiming she can't be president because her parents weren't naturally born citizens so basically a rehash of the losing "birther" argument.  And they are circulating an video of at a meeting with disabled people in which she describes what she looks like.  If you don't know the context of the video she looks a bit goofy, but once you know the context the person sharing it is revealed to be disgusting for claiming it is too woke to tell a blind person what you look like. 

[Sunstroke]

...we have a chance to seal the deal and put Trump behind us forever.

We have a chance to see Harris win this election, but if you really believe that would put Trump behind us forever, I think you're insane.  He is the stink that just won't wash out in the laundry.  Even after he croaks (sooner than later, preferably), he will still be inspiring the MAGA idiots.

Between my age and my health, I truly don't expect to see another election that ISN'T influenced by Trump.

[Dave Gray]

I don't agree, Stroke.

Trump is a cult of personality, but he's also a loser, politically.  He beat Clinton in one election under some very specific circumstances.  Since then, they've literally underperformed for 7 years of election cycles.  His endorsements are losers, too.  He lost the White House, the House, and the Senate.  The MAGA wing gets outvoted.  He has power from appointments he made and norms he broke, plus his willingness to attack anyone in his own political environment that challenged him, but he's deeply unpopular.

The Republicans side with him because they fear him politically, but another loss will be the death of him, I think.

[Spider-Dan]

Trump's political death will not happen during his lifetime.
He is the Republican Party for the rest of his days. 

[Pappy13]

Trump's political death will not happen during his lifetime.
He is the Republican Party for the rest of his days. 

Well if he doesn't win this year he might be going to jail. It's gonna be tough to run for office from jail I would think, but who knows I thought 4 years ago he would have been barred from ever seeking reelection after what he did so what do I know.

[Spider-Dan]

Though he should rightly be in prison for the rest of his life, I can't imagine Trump incarcerated come 2028 in any event.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

There seems to be more excitement for Harris then there ever was for Biden.

[Dave Gray]

Trump's political death will not happen during his lifetime.
He is the Republican Party for the rest of his days. 

I would love to disagree with you, but honestly, I am afraid to say anything about Trump, in terms of predictions.  I was gravedigging my own posts and I've been historically so wrong about him over and over again.  I just can't seem to pin him or his supporters down.  I always think that the road to get off is just ahead, but it is never taken.

[Spider-Dan]

If you bet on a streak to continue, you can be right many times, but you can only be wrong once.