‘Trump 2028’ hats launched for sale on president’s official website
President Donald Trump's official store has started selling "Trump 2028" hats years before the next presidential election.
The new hats showed up on the official "Trump Store" website on Thursday for $50 each. Eric Trump was seen wearing the hat in an image circulating on social media. "Gulf of America" hats were also available.
According to the store, the hats were made in America.
"Due to high demand, please allow 5-10 business days to process prior to shipping," a notice on the website stated.
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Trump recently told NBC that he was "not joking" about seeking a third term.
"A lot of people want me to do it," the president said. "There are methods which you could do it."
The U.S. Constitution limits presidents to two terms in office.
Trump’s opened door for Democrats to steal deep red state’s governorship: report
A surprise decision by Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) to not seek re-election in 2026 has given Democrats in the state hope that they can snag the seat in what is expected to be a midterm referendum on Donald Trump's return to the Oval Office.
According to a report from the Washington Post, Donald Trump's decision to enact tariffs that have severely impacted American farmers will likely not be forgotten when election time comes around in a state where agricultural policy is always at the top of the ticket no matter who the nominee is.
As Iowa Democratic Party Chairwoman Rita Hart put it, "There are a lot of people who are seeing this as an opportunity," before adding that Trump's tariffs will be front and center in the campaign.
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According to the Post's Patrick Svitek, "In Iowa — the second biggest agricultural exporting state in the country — not all Republicans have been fully onboard with Trump’s sweeping — and ever-changing — tariffs, which, at a minimum, have created deep uncertainty for farmers who make a living selling their crops to other countries."
Sam Newton, a spokesperson for the Democratic Governors Association, claimed, “It’s definitely a race we’re keeping our eye on. We believe that there’s a real opportunity for a competitive race with a strong candidate who fits the state well.”
There hasn't been a Democrat governor in Iowa since 2010.
The report also notes the election could be a harbinger on how strong Trump's pull will extend when he is not on the ballot.
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