Fresh off his second political rally in Sarasota, Fla., former President Trump’s presence is being felt across the political sphere, but perhaps nowhere more acutely than within the nascent 2024 battle for the party’s nomination.
Trump’s standing, along with his continued flirtation with a third White House bid, are forcing potential GOP 2024 entrants to tread carefully amid fears that they could upset the former president. Unlike past cycles, possible candidates have to be more covert and circumspect with their political actions, avoiding the appearance of being too overzealous in an attempt at sidestepping Trump’s ire.
“Donald Trump likes being the center of attention,” one veteran of several Republican presidential campaigns told The Hill’s Max Greenwood. “He likes the idea that the nomination is his if he wants it. … So there’s a real dilemma here if you’re a [Florida Gov.] Ron DeSantis or a Nikki Haley, because you need to get your name out there and make those connections with donors and voters without stepping on Donald Trump’s toes.”
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All of those 2022 GOP political hopefuls, who cower at every appearance and/or utterance that comes out of Trump’s lying mouth, and/or deranged mind, should be ashamed of themselves to even aspire for national office.
The Hill and other TDS nuts will go berserk upon Trump’s return to office, G-d willing, in Aug 2021.