Kasich in 2020: "There is no way for me"

The former Ohio governor, John Kasich (right), said on Friday that he had no interest in launching a primary challenge to doomed to President TrumpDonald John Trump, Trump president on Trump's immigration tariffs: "America First is a mistake," warns Bennet against "the trial run" regarding Trump's indictment. Grassley denounces Trump's tariffs in Mexico: "A misappropriation of the authority of the presidential tariff" in 2020.

"There is no way for me right now, I do not see how to do it," Kasich said in an interview Friday at CNN, citing Trump's strong support among GOP voters.

"Ninety percent of the Republican Party supports it," said Kasich. "It may be a Republican party contracting, but nonetheless."

"Maybe someone wants to run and make a statement and that's fine, but I never got involved in a political race where I did not think I could win," he added. .

Kasich, a frequent critic of Trump who sought the appointment of the GOP for 2016, hinted that he could be a candidate again.

"For the moment, there is no way, but we never know what the future will bring us," he said.

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Two dozen Democrats are fighting over the party's inauguration to challenge Trump.