- Donald Trump stated to a crowd that he would “very, very very, very likely” run for President in 2024.
- It is his strongest signal yet, indicating that he will proceed with his long-teased 2024 presidential run.
- Trump will be subject to a number of investigations regarding his business and political activities.
Trump, the former president, gave Thursday’s strongest signal that he would launch another bid to win the White House in 2024.
Trump spoke at a rally in Iowa and said that he would “very, very very, very likely do it again” by 2024.
He repeated his baseless claim that he had been robbed of the victory in 2020.
Since his inception, he has made “Big Lie” the centre of all his public remarks. In 2020, he was defeated by Joe Biden.Despite the absence of any evidence supporting them.
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He stated, “I ran two times.” “I won twice and did better the second time than the first. I received millions more votes in 2020 than in 2016.
“And similarly, getting more votes that any sitting president in our country’s history by far.”
While both these observations are true, Trump still won less votes that Biden, with 74.2 millions votes to Biden’s 8.3 million.
He said, “And now to make our country prosperous, safe, and glorious.” It is very likely that it will happen again.
He told the crowd “Very soon.” “Get ready.”
The former president is currently running for candidates he endorsed during the midterm elections. These elections will be held next Tuesday.
Many have. They based their campaigns on Trump’s election-fraud “Big Lie”.If they win, they will be able to assume important roles in administering elections.
Many analysts believe Trump will announce that he is running for president after the midterm elections. They also expect him to seek out Republican success stories.
He currently faces a series of court cases and investigations that could prove to be very damaging. His handling of records from the governmentHis resignation from office Intend to reverse the 2020 election?, and His business practices in New York.
Widely, it is expected that the GOP will regain control of the House during the midterms. However, Senate races seem to be at a crossroads.
