He never stops teasing. After saying he was “very, very, very likely” to run in 2024, on Tuesday night, on the eve of Midterms, Donald Trump promised a “very big announcement” for next Tuesday (November 15).
“I’m going to make a very big announcement on Tuesday, November 15th in Mar-a-Lago,” the Republican billionaire announced of his and Joe’s political future at a campaign rally in Ohio on the eve of the midterm elections at his Florida home biden
On the eve of the Midterms
Donald Trump had until recently expressed doubts about a possible candidacy announced on Monday evening. But he assured that he did not want to steal the show from the candidates he dubbed.
In the face of a flurry of red hats, the 76-year-old ex-president painted an extremely bleak picture of America under Joe Biden on Monday night. A country where rising prices are “strangling households,” where “violent crime is out of control,” and where the far left is “indoctrinating our children.”
“There is only one solution to put an end to this madness,” pleaded the American billionaire. “If you want to end the destruction of our country and save the American dream, you must vote Republican tomorrow,” he said.
Why announce a candidacy two years in advance? Because it would allow him to pull the rug out from under potential opponents like Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis or Mike Pence. And also to call for political prosecution if indicted by the Justice Department investigating his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.