Donald Trump, who is expected to announce his 2024 US presidential campaign bid on November 14, has dropped his biggest hint yet about his third run for the White House at a Pennsylvania rally on Saturday night.
Donald Trump has yet again teased his expected 2024 US presidential campaign bid during a midterm elections rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday nightInsiders claim the former U.S. President plans to announce his third run for the White House on November 14, six days after the midterms which could see President Joe Biden and the Democrats lose control of the congress.
Stream more global news with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Offer ends 31 October, 2023 While the 76-year-old former US leader stopped short of declaring the launch of his 2024 presidential campaign, he did imply that the announcement is imminent. Insiders claim the former U.S President plans to announce his third run for the White House on November 14, six days after the midterm elections which could see President Joe Biden and the Democrats lose control of the congress. Picture: Getty Images.
“This is something we have heard from Donald Trump pretty much since he left office – the hint that the was going to run again,” said Sky News Australia’s Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen on Sunday Agenda. Sky News Political Reporter, Laura Jayes, said if the Republicans gain control of the congress on Tuesday it will not only set up the next Presidential election - but it will also make life more difficult for President Biden.
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