Democrat politicians and consultants are not worried about former President Donald Trump's campaign announcement, which they view as a boost to their party.
Republican Govs. Chris Sununu and Larry Hogan criticize former President Trump's 2024 presidential campaign announcement
Republican Govs. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire and Larry Hogan of Maryland were interviewed on Nov. 15, 2022 at the Republican Governors Association's winter meeting in Orlando, Florida, also discussed their own possible national ambitions in 2024. Democrat politicians and consultants say they are more optimistic about the 2024 presidential election now that former President Trump is a leading candidate for Republicans who might claim the nomination.Trump’s announcement
as a benefit to their party, and expects them to focus their message on the former president even if his campaign falls behind potential primary challengers. "If you’re to beat an incumbent, you have to find someone that is significantly more popular, or at least has the potential," Bannon told Fox News Digital."And because Trump’s character is so defined, it makes that very difficult."Fox News’ voter analysis for the 2022 midterms found 54% of voters have an unfavorable view of Trump and 57% have an unfavorable view of Biden.
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