Dynasties exist because blood is less likely to betray each other. Kings knew very well that they had dukes, generals, etc., that were far more qualified to run a kingdom than their child. The child, however, was less likely to radically change the family morals and agenda.

If Trump had somehow passed the presidency down to one of his generals, it would be less of a Trump presidency in actions and spirit than passing it to his own son.

Dynasties exist because blood is less likely to betray each other. Kings knew very well that they had dukes, generals, etc., that were far more qualified to run a kingdom than their child. The child, however, was less likely to radically change the family morals and agenda.

If Trump had somehow passed the presidency down to one of his generals, it would be less of a Trump presidency in spirit than passing it to his own son.

Dynasties exist because blood is less likely to betray each other. Kings knew very well that they had dukes, generals, etc., that were far more qualified to run a kingdom than their child. The child, however, was less likely to radically change the family morals and agenda.