Former President Donald Trump has been practically telling us he’s running again in 2024, and even at one point, said he pretty much doesn’t have a choice.

(READ: Trump Says He Has No Choice When Asked if He’s Running in 2024)

Until he announces, it’s likely this question is going to be asked again and again of him until he fully confirms or denies it. As we drift closer to 2024, you can bet this is going to be the question on everyone’s mind…especially the left’s.

While at a golf tournament at his Bedminster resort in New Jersey, Trump was asked by someone if he’s planning to announce his run for office in 2024. Trump’s response was to give a very Trump response.

“Oh, you’re going to be so happy.”

Trump is asked if he’s planning to announce his run for President in 2024.

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— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) August 1, 2022

While this isn’t a straight “yes,” at this point it’s almost a guarantee that Trump has decided to run again in 2024. All his hints toward it, his continued involvement in politics, and more point to it. Like the media personality he is, he’s teasing his future product and getting people excited.

Moreover, Trump is one of the few politicians in history who enjoys political relevancy out of office. This is, in part, thanks to the hope of many Republicans that he’ll return, and the obsessive dread by Democrats for the same.

(READ: Trump Isn’t Just a Candidate, He’s a Culture)

His iron has never been hotter to strike. As RedState reported on Sunday, new CBS polls indicate that Democrats are in a very weak position going into midterms and it’s likely not going to get better for them in 2024. Their only hope is to take credit for what Republicans will do once they seize power, but with the right messaging they can avoid this.

This only leaves people to reminisce about a better time when Trump was in charge and gas prices were far cheaper, we had no supply chain issues, and opportunity was around every corner. Even for many Democrats, having Trump back in charge would be the preferable option. With over a million voters swapping parties from D to R over the past year, it’s not difficult to believe that they would gladly pull the lever for Trump with history telling them he can get the economy back on track again.

Time will tell, but one thing is almost certain; Trump will be a player in whatever happens.