Trump Will Run For President In 2024 Sean Spicer Claims
Former press secretary says ex-boss is in while Barbra Streisand offers tip for combating Trumps election lie
Donald Trumps onetime press secretary, Sean Spicer, said his former boss would run for the presidency again in 2024.
Hes in, Spicer claimed of Trumps interest in the race during a recent Washington Examiner interview.
Spicer reportedly remarked that Trumps appetite for the presidential election had been bolstered over the last several months, after watching Joe Bidens handling of issues such as immigration.
A couple of months ago, I wasnt sure, Spicer said of a Trump run in the interview. Now … there needs to be something that will keep him out.
The Examiner does not state whether Spicer is giving his opinion or whether he has spoken to the former president or has definitive word from his inner circle, or similar information.
As Trumps first White House press secretary, Spicer faced doubts over credibility when he addressed the media, and hence the public, from the podium in televised briefings.
He has since claimed that he didnt knowingly lie to the American public.
His latest claim came amid continued speculation about Trumps political plans following his in the 2020 election, which officials at local, state and national level called the most secure presidential contest in US history.
Spicer resigned from his position as White House press secretary in July 2017 following a chaotic six months.
Will He Or Wont He Why Trumps Tease Over 2024 Suits Him Just Fine
No one quite knows if the former president will run again, but stoking the fire flatters his ego and keeps the cash rolling in
The date Saturday 9 October 2021 might go down in political history. Or at least that is what Donald Trump would like you to believe.
That night, Trump will hold a rally in Iowa, the celebrated launchpad for US presidential candidates, the state that goes first in the major parties selection process and that is already drawing potential contenders for the Republican nomination in 2024.
Trumps ability to draw raucous crowds there will only fuel speculation that, despite his first term ending in defeat and disgrace, the 75-year-old intends to exact revenge by recapturing the White House from Democrat Joe Biden.
No one knows if this is true – quite possibly not even Trump himself. But the tease over 2024 suits Trump just fine on multiple levels. It keeps him relevant as the dominant figure in the Republican party. It keeps cash flowing from donors still devoted to his cause. And it flatters an ego that has always craved celebrity and being at the centre of attention.
It is hardly a surprise that Trump, perhaps the most unorthodox president in American history, should embrace one of the most unorthodox post-presidencies, eschewing the philanthropic works or presidential libraries that occupied those before him.
People Who Talk To Trump Say Hes Running Again
Longtime Trump adviser Jason Miller told Cheddar News last Thursday that the chance Trump runs again was somewhere between 99, 100%.
I think hes definitely running in 2024, Miller said.
. says that the likelihood of former President Donald Trump running for president again in 2024 is “somewhere between 99 and 100 percent.”
Cheddar News
Then in video obtained by online political show the Undercurrent and posted on Twitter Friday, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, also said Trump would run.
Hes gonna run again, Jordan said. I know so. He said he spoke with Trump the day before and that Trump was about ready to announce over the fallout from the U.S. exit of Afghanistan.
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Five Candidates Offer Slight Variations On Trumpism In A Contest That Will Test The Ex
WELLINGTON, OhioFor three decades, Rob Portman checked all the boxes of a classic pro-business Ohio Republican: Senior positions in both Bush White Houses. Twelve years in the House. A short stint as a lobbyist. A dozen years in the Senate.
Until recently, Portman-style candidates typified the party in the state, fending off opposition from socially conservative or tea party activists. No more. With Mr. Portman retiring, the fight to succeed him revolves around one question only: Which flavor of Trump is best?
When Will Trump Answer The Big 2024 Question
The field of would-be Republican candidates remains frozen while the former president decides his next moves.
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Last week, during a 51-minute interview on The John Fredericks Show, a radio program syndicated across Virginia, former President Donald J. Trump dodged a half-dozen opportunities to say whether he is planning to run for president once again in 2024.
Mr. Fredericks, who alongside his radio gig also served as a chairman of Mr. Trumps campaigns in Virginia, began questions with If youre inaugurated as president again in 2025, and I think youre going to run and win in 2024. He asked, How many seats do the Republicans have to win in 2022 to inspire you to run in 2024?
Hard-hitting journalism this was not.
Still, it did cut to the heart of the biggest question in Republican politics: When will Mr. Trump announce his plans for 2024?
For months the best working theory had been that he would wait as long as possible, both to freeze the rest of the potential 2024 Republican field and to keep as much attention as possible on himself, his endorsements and political proclamations.
All of that puts him on the same page as much of todays Republican electorate.
A potential third Trump campaign, started more than three years before the next presidential election, could refocus all of his partys energy onto himself and away from the right-wing cultural issues other Republicans see as political winners.
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Most Observers Believe That Like Bush Vs Gore This Years Elections Will Also End Up Before The Us Supreme Court Over Challenges By A Losing President Trump To The Huge Numbers Of Postal Ballots
The US was the one who gave the world the term “banana republic”, meaning an unstable country where politics can be upended on whims or narrow considerations. Now the world’s banana republics have a new candidate member. The incumbent president, Donald Trump, has just declared himself the winner well before the counting process was completed, with postal and early voting still being added. Trump expects to lose here and is prompting it. He has said he is now going to the favorably loaded Supreme Court, obviously to give him a decision he wants. Elections have been stolen before in the USA, but not so blatantly. This will have a global fallout.
The US presidential election is possibly the most widely and closely watched electoral contest in the world. Like Americans, most of the world believes that the US President is the most powerful person in the world. A good part of that notion is attributable to the authority conferred by what is generally believed to be a free and fairly won mandate. But US presidential elections are not without controversy. It is widely believed the 1960 elections that saw John F Kennedy getting elected by a plurality of less that 100,000 votes was because Mayor Richard Daley, an old-fashioned Democratic party boss, with a wide network of friends in the labor unions and organized crime stole the election by ballot stuffing. A popular exhortation in Chicago those days was vote early and vote again and again!
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The 2024 election is still 1,155 days away — I counted — but, according to one senior aide to Donald Trump, the former president is all-but-certain to run again.
“Trump is confiding in allies that he intends to run again in 2024 with one contingency: that he still has a good bill of health, according to two sources close to the former president. That means Trump is going to hang over the Republican Party despite its attempts to rebrand during his exile and its blockade of a Trump-centric investigation into January’s insurrection.”
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The State Of The California Recall
California is down to the final week of voting before the Sept. 14 recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom. Youll surely see a lot of California political news between now and next Tuesday: President Biden is planning a campaign stop for Mr. Newsom, a fellow Democrat, White House officials said, part of a party-wide rush to encourage Californians to return the ballots every registered voter in the state has received in the mail.
In a state Mr. Biden carried by 29 percentage points last year, even a narrow victory for Mr. Newsom would send shock waves through Democratic politics. If Mr. Newsom is recalled and replaced with a Republican, expect an unending rending of garments and blame-casting among liberals comparable in recent memory only to the reaction to Mr. Trumps victory of 2016.
Should a Republican take control of the governors office in Americas largest state home to its largest population of Democratic voters that person would still face Democratic supermajorities in the State Legislature but would be in a position to appoint state judges, control the bully pulpit and potentially name a replacement for a United States senator, potentially shifting control of the 50-50 chamber.
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Trump Has Raised Tons Of Money
In the first half of 2021, Trump brought in millions of dollars through his three political committees. According to Federal Election Commission records, Trump had about $102 million in cash on hand as of June 30 between the Save America PAC, Trump Make America Great Again Committee and Make America Great Again PAC. That amount of fundraising for a former president is unprecedented and aided by a robust email, text message and digital ad campaign targeting Trump supporters with calls for donations as well as false claims and suggestions that the 2020 election was stolen.
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Trump Is Free To Run For President Again But Can He Win
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The Senate on Saturday voted to acquit former President Donald Trump of the charge that he incited the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Had he been convicted, Trump could have faced being barred from holding any future public office. But with 57 senators voting to convict well short of the two-thirds majority needed there is no legal barrier preventing Trump from running for president in 2024.
Speculation over whether Trump might seek another presidential term has been swirling since his loss to Joe Biden in November. Only one president in U.S. history, Grover Cleveland, has come back to win after losing a bid for reelection.
Trump hasnt directly addressed the question of whether he intends to run again, though he has signaled that hes unlikely to step back from the limelight as some of his recent predecessors have done after leaving office. Our historic, patriotic and beautiful movement to Make America Great Again has only just begun. In the months ahead I have much to share with you, he wrote in a statement released after the end of the impeachment trial. In some of his before leaving the White House for the last time as president on Jan. 20, he told supporters we will be back in some form. … We will see you soon.
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