By Trendsetter Tribune 
Katie Miller, the wife of senior Trump adviser Stephen Miller, sparked widespread attention online after making a brief comment suggesting President Donald Trump could be planning a run in 2028.
The comment came after reports that Trump is preparing for a series of domestic trips ahead of the midterm elections, starting with a speech in Iowa focused on the economy. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles confirmed that the president plans to travel frequently to rally Republican voters and address economic concerns.
In response to news of the Iowa trip, Miller wrote simply, “He’s running,” on social media. The post quickly spread across political circles, with many supporters treating it as a joke while celebrating the reaction it generated.
Supporters praised Miller for what they viewed as intentional trolling, while critics responded with sarcastic remarks of their own. The exchange triggered a wave of online commentary across the political spectrum, with users debating whether the remark was playful, provocative, or revealing.
The White House did not immediately comment on whether Miller’s statement reflected any official plans.
Although the U.S. Constitution limits presidents to two terms, Trump has repeatedly joked in public settings about staying in office longer. At a recent White House event, he made remarks referencing “many years” of future success, which again fueled speculation among supporters and critics.
In a recent interview, Trump acknowledged that attention has shifted toward potential Republican successors, including Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He spoke positively about both figures and said he would be satisfied with either leading the party in the future.
For now, Trump has not formally announced any plans related to 2028, but comments from allies and supporters continue to keep the discussion active online.