Trump's move this time is less about "endorsement" and more like a "political coronation rehearsal" for the MAGA movement in advance—by using the phrase "most likely," he nails Vice President Vance to the framework of "successor." This is hardly about continuing the policy's essence; it clearly aims to shape Vance into his political mouthpiece, ensuring that even if "not seeking a third term" is true, the discourse power of MAGA remains in his hands.

The so-called "not seeking a third term" is more like a smoke bomb thrown to the party: it not only dispels doubts about his "love for power," but also, in the posture of appointing a successor, forces the conservative camp to yield to his layout. Secretary of State Rubio's agreement? It's just a recognition of the rules of this power game - whoever first aligns with Trump's "legacy script" can gain an advantage in the upcoming reshuffle.

In the end, what is this "building a continuation framework"? It's just Trump using a set of rhetoric to completely tie the MAGA movement to his political vehicle, even if he steps back, he still wants to be the puppeteer controlling the game. #加密IPO热潮# #白宫加密报告发布#