America: Former US President Donald Trump is debating on making a 'big decision' before or after the midterm elections to be held in November. Some Republicans fear Trump will destabilize their plans to gain control of the House and Senate.
Former US President Donald Trump is away from a significant portion of the Republican party after his attempt to reverse the results of the 2020 election. His recent testimony to Congress, which included a vivid description of his fiery anger at the White House.
He has the potential to once again attack American politics.
All this is not going to stop him from running for president again in 2024.
He's recently been laying the groundwork for an incredibly early campaign launch, which could frustrate his own party as it attempts to back away from a 2020 beating while also sweeping some Republican presidential fields.
Trump said in an interview with New York magazine published Thursday that he is considering when to officially enter the race, but has decided he will run at some point.
"I would say my big decision will be whether I go earlier or later," Trump, 76, told the magazine, pointing to the midterm election in November. "I just recognize that there are already some advantages."
Trump said he thought his announcement would scare off other potential Republican candidates. Various reports have indicated different prospects for the launch of the Trump campaign, but some have indicated very high prospects.
White House candidates typically announce their intention to run within a year of the election. However, if a politician wants to put himself in front of his party, summer admission can be beneficial.
According to Kentucky Republican strategist Scott Jennings, several other candidates are doing the rounds. Entering a race puts everyone else to the test.
Trump's Vice President Mike Pence, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley are some of the candidates who could run against him in the Republican primary.
In addition to his role in motivating the January 6 attack on the Capitol, Trump's refusal to accept the 2020 results after President Joe Biden defeated him by 74 electoral votes and more than 7 million votes in the popular vote has garnered many people. attracted to.
Additionally, some Republicans fear that Trump will destabilize their plans to retake the House and Senate in the midterm elections.
Republicans' defeat in a pair of Georgia Senate elections in January 2021 cost the party control of Chambers, and Palatucci credited those defeats to Trump. He said that the former President should find a way to take the party forward.
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