On the eve of his presidency, Donald Trump, announcing a second run against him, among others, is discussing various ways to disrupt the Biden era.
According to three people familiar with the conversation, the president, who explicitly refused to acknowledge losing the 2020 election, did not talk to close advisers and confidants about a possible 2024 run to reclaim the White House, but about its features. Start a campaign. Among other things in this conversation is also examining how Trump can give the best time to his announcement so that the Republican Party stays behind him for the next four years. Two of these informed sources said that in the last two weeks, Biden’s inaugural week, the president had also started thinking about 2024-related developments, possibly on inaugural day, if his legal attempt to steal the 2020 election ultimately fails.
The president and some of his closest allies have chosen to run in the 2024 election, to get an idea of who will be with them, or perhaps against them. A survey of leading donors has begun. Some of Trump’s top allies have told the Daily Beast that they are doing what they can to stay in the good of the president, calculating that doing so will help ensure a seat at the table and a future in the party – he re-runs the event.
Trump’s conspiracy to run the future White House is a clear recognition of both that they see their own legal efforts as a longshot and a reflection of their innate desire to maintain political power and public attention.
According to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter, the president has privately vowed that he will still be in the spotlight, even if Biden is in the oval office fee, as the news media will cover him regularly, as Trump. Assessed – It gets news outlet ratings and the same outlets find Biden “boring”.
Neither the Trump campaign nor the White House commented on the story on Friday.
During a meeting between Trump, National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien, Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at the Oval Office earlier this month, the president said he plans to run in 2020 if he runs in 2020, Bloomberg reported on Thursday. . The election results were not annulled by Trump’s lawyers.
In a Bloomberg report, O’Brien told the president, “If you do that – and I think I speak for everyone in the room – we’re 100 percent with you.”
Attempts to devise different strategies for the president to stick to coherence and political influence come at a time when the country is still reeling from economic unrest and deaths from the rapidly growing coronavirus. They also take place against the backdrop of the most turbulent and bizarre transfer of power in recent presidential history.
“It’s very difficult to accept, because we know there was a lot of fraud,” Trump told a White House reporter on Thursday.
Trump has refused to acknowledge the bid by trying to make it difficult to counter his policy achievements. Indeed, just before Election Day 2020, various Trump officials working in the administration were charging the way forward to make it difficult for Biden to re-enter the Iran nuclear deal.
Despite the White House, the official status of the Trump campaign, and most of the Republican Party’s centers of power, Trump has won and has devoted enough resources and money to advancing this alternative reality. And they’re doing this and raising a lot of money for it – as most of these senior officials know that Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, is destructive and powerful by conspiracy theories.
Still, Trump’s various diehards aren’t leaving a fiery fight – but they’re keeping their minds open about the 2024 race and how much fun it will be to see their resurgence journey.
“I’m 100% sure that Donald Trump will win this election in the end,” said Mike Lindell, CEO of My Pillow and co-chair of Trump 2020 Minnesota. “But any day that we can keep President Trump as our president is a blessing. So if that happens, yes, I will fully support any opportunity to serve the American people on as many terms as possible.”
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