In a bold move that's got gamers on the edge of their seats, renowned Simpsons writer Dan Greaney has announced his intention to run for President in 2028 - a decision inspired by his uncanny prediction of Donald Trump's presidency back in 2000. Famous for penning Bart to the Future, an episode from The Simpsons' 11th season that depicted Lisa Simpson as president after a disastrous Trump term, Greaney is now leveraging this foresight to launch his own moderate Republican campaign. In an Instagram video, he humorously dubbed himself a "prophet" and made another prediction: Trump's ouster from office before the year ends, leaving the Republican field wide open for 2028. With more than two years until the election, Greaney declared his platform as "America for all," promising democracy, accountability, and prosperity for all. No other candidates have yet declared their runs, but expected contenders include Republican senator Ted Cruz, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Vice President JD Vance. Trump himself has hinted at a desire to remain in office, although constitutionally, this is not possible. Greaney, credited with writing 20 episodes of The Simpsons and coining the term "embiggen," revealed that seeing Trump surrounded by tech billionaires at his inauguration spurred him into action. He expressed conviction and deepest values in a statement, emphasizing that nobody would save the nation unless he tried to do something.