Former President Donald Trump is expected to announce a 2024 run for president a week from Monday, axios reported Friday. For more, check the link:
Three unnamed Trump aides told Axios that Trump is planning to announce his campaign at an undisclosed location and will follow it up with several days of events around the country.
Campaign aides and Trump acolytes have blocked off their calendars and are making plans to be on the road that week, the news site says.potential candidates for the GOP nod, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantisHe was apparently talked out of announcing a run before the midterms by fellow Republicans who feared such a move could energize Democratic voters who might otherwise stay home.
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