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Sources from The Daily Beast assure that the president of the United States, Donald Trump, described as “boring” the democrat Joe Biden, before whom the new election of the head of the White House is losing. Trump believes he will remain in the media spotlight after the term ends.
US President Donald Trump, who is losing the election of the new head of the White House to Democrat Joe Biden, is considering announcing his participation in the 2024 presidential election during Biden’s likely inauguration in January 2021.
On November 28, The Daily Beast reported this with reference to its own sources.
The publication notes that Trump is trying to keep the US Republican Party, which he represents, “under control” while at the same time making Biden’s life “miserable.”
Interlocutors for the Daily Beast say that despite public disagreement with the 2020 election results, Trump is already thinking about how to return to the White House.
President Trump was still considering announcing his participation in the upcoming election, both during Biden’s inauguration and the day the Democrat assumed the presidency of the White House.
According to the publication, Trump and his closest associates have already begun working with potential donors on possible funding for the 2024 presidential campaign. Trump’s people are also investigating who will oppose him in the upcoming election.
Sources at The Daily Beast said Trump boasted that even after the end of his presidency, he would remain the center of media attention. In this sense, he considers Biden “boring.”
The United States presidential election was held on November 3. More than 10 candidates ran for the job, the main competitors were Republican Trump and former Democratic Vice President Joe Biden.
After the election, Biden won the support of 306 members of the electoral college, Trump – 232. The electoral college will vote on December 14. The winner of the election will be officially announced by the President of the United States Senate at a meeting on January 6, 2021. On January 20, the elected head of state will be sworn in.
