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The discussion ends with speculation on possible Republican contenders for 2028, emphasizing that Donald Trump’s dominance makes it difficult for outsiders to break through. Names like Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis are debated, but consensus indicates that any candidate must navigate the deep fissures within the Republican Party.
Meanwhile, Democrats face their own dilemmas, with Gavin Newsome poised as a likely front-runner. The panelists warn that low-quality candidates or divisive figures like Kamala Harris or AOC could influence future elections, but emphasize that the Republican field remains fractured, with Trump still holding unmatched sway.