If John Kasich is anything, he is a dreamer. The former governor of Ohio let it be known that President Trump’s popularity is just a fleeting thing:

Kasich said, “I think Trump’s popularity and strength is fleeting every day. Yeah, it exists with state parties who don’t have the power that they used to have. And maybe with these members of Congress who look over their shoulders and they’re afraid of a primary, which to me is ridiculous.”

He has other dreams as well, one specifically where he calls himself a conservative. That one is pretty out there. Anyway, he must not believe in the whole CPAC thing. Because Trump’s poll numbers are pretty good out here in the real world:

In a nonscientific straw poll of 1,000 attendees, 95 percent of those responding said they want the GOP to embrace Trump’s agenda for the future, according to NBC News.

The straw poll gave Trump an approval rating of 97 percent, with 87 percent saying they strongly approved of the job he did as president, according to Fox News.

If Trump does decide to jump into the 2024 race, I don’t know how anyone else can get past the movement that is backing  him. The race would look like the last four years, a huge waste of money for the opposition with nothing to show for it in the end.