«Breaking News» John Kasich said he's 'very seriously' considering challenging President Trump in 2020

Outgoing Ohio Gov. John Kasich said on Sunday his 'very seriously' considering a challenge to President Donald Trump in 2020.   

'Very seriously,' he said on ABC's 'This Week.' 'These are earnest conversations that go on virtually every day with some of my friends, with my family.'

Kasich added: 'We need different leadership, there isn't any question about it. And I'm not only just worried about the tone and the name calling and the division in our country and the partisanship, but I also worry about the policies.'  

He visited the early primary state of New Hampshire earlier this month and said his traveling is his way of weighing his options when it comes to facing a sitting president.  

John Kasich said he is 'very seriously' considering a challenge to President Trump

President Trump beat Kasich in 2016 for the GOP presidential nomination

'I'm worried about our country and not just in the short term, but I'm worried about our country in the long term. So the question for me is what – what do I do about this?' Kasich said.

'Do I run because I've determined that I can win or is it important for me to make such a good showing that I can send a message that can disrupt the political system in this country?,' he added.

'So yes, I have to think about it, I think about it seriously. As you know, I still travel, I make, you know, I'm out there trying to do what I can do. I don't know when I will have to make a decision, but let's be clear, I'm not being coy, I'm not trying to do this for kind of a game. This is really, really serious to me.'

It's difficult to challenge a sitting president for the nomination. Ronald Reagan tried - and failed - against President Gerald Ford in 1976. Reagan went on to win the GOP nomination and the White House in 1980.

Kasich, 66, unsuccessfully ran for president in 2000 and 2016. He is term-limited out of office in his home state of Ohio.

Kasich lost to Trump in 2016, but ran a campaign touting an optimistic message of hope and being above the fray, refusing to lobby shots at his rivals.

He came in second in New Hampshire to Trump's first place but his campaign never caught fire and his only won his home state of Ohio in the primary campaign. 

He claimed the Trump campaign offered him the vice presidency, which they denied.  

Kasich, in the past, has weighed a third-party challenge to the president, an idea he did not dismiss on Sunday.  

'Let's just say that Donald Trump is nominated and Elizabeth Warren is nominated, and you have this ocean of people who sit in the middle. Is there a legitimate opportunity for a third party,' he said, referring to the possibility the progressive senator from Massachusetts may run for the Democratic nomination in 2020.  

Kasich said he did not have a time table on making a decision.

'I don't know where this is all going to lead,' he said. 

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Main photo article Outgoing Ohio Gov. John Kasich said on Sunday his ‘very seriously’ considering a challenge to President Donald Trump in 2020.   
‘Very seriously,’ he said on ABC’s ‘This Week.’ ‘These are earnest conversations that go on virtually every day with som...

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