Donald Trump should fear if Michelle Obama becomes president — here's why

Michelle Obama would only be able to run for president in 2024 if the Democratic Party fell apart, entirely not because they dislike her but because it might cost a lot to them.

She enjoys great popularity. However, it would be more detrimental to the Democrats in the short term for her to enter the Democratic Party Primary in 2024, when there is already a relatively strong front-runner who is the president, according to The National Interest.

When the Democratic Party faces up for president in 2024, Michelle would be a formidable contender. The last two years have seen a lot of rumours that the former first lady was thinking about running for office.

Apparently, against Donald Trump's unwavering political objectivity, in particular, she would be an irresistible political force.

Michelle Obama, however, wants everyone to know that she will "never, ever run for president," including Oprah.

Even President Joe Biden was reticent about seeking reelection until a few months ago. Michelle Obama has minimal chance of running now that the 46th president has declared his desire to seek reelection, with Kamala Harris serving as his vice president once more.

Indeed, she enjoys far greater popularity than any politician who is considering or has already declared their candidature for president in 2024.

That is insufficient, though. Michelle Obama would have to take into account inter-party relations.

After all, the only candidates opposing Biden's sclerotic reelection bid thus far are extreme Democrats.