Trump hints at the 2024 candidacy! A series of controversies have ensued around him
Financial Associated Press, October 24 (Publisher Zhou Ziyi)Former US President Donald Trump gave his clearest hint of a rally in Texas on Saturday night that “may” have to race again in 2024.
“I may have to do it again to make our country successful, safe and great again,” Trump said at the rally.
He added: “In 2024, above all, we will take back our magnificent White House.”
Trump also mocked: “Some people (Democrats) don’t know what they are doing.”
Exacerbation of polarization in the United States
Trump has never truly left the public eye after his failed 2020 re-election candidacy, and with his recent reactivation in US politics, this could deepen polarization in an already deeply divided country and dent the mid-term elections of the United States. next month. the presidential race of 2024 are no small shocks.
Liz Cheney, a vice president of the House Select Committee and Trump’s highest-profile opponent, said on Sunday that the committee wanted to avoid Trump’s “farce.” Her remarks hinted that “Trump will run”.
Cheney warned Sunday that he would not allow Trump to turn an appearance at the rally into his political opportunity.
Ahead of the midterm elections, Democrats and Republicans are sharply divided on a number of policies, including economics, abortion, diplomacy and crime. And last week, Trump’s confidant Stephen Bannon was jailed, leading to a new conflict between the former president and the Biden administration. The disputes should bring more turmoil to the United States.
any charges
The US House Select Committee responsible for investigating the “January 6 Uprising on the United States Capitol” issued a subpoena to Trump on the 21st, requiring Trump to testify under oath in Washington on November 14 and provide first relevant documents. At that moment the Justice Department will decide whether to indict the former president for the mafia uprising.
The district court jailed Trump’s confidant Stephen Bannon for “contempt of Congress” soon after Trump suggested he would not be sued.
Additionally, the Justice Department is also investigating whether Trump has violated the law by stockpiling confidential documents in Mar-a-Lago.
Any of these allegations would lead to political turmoil, especially if Trump announced his candidacy at some point.
Trump’s “return”?
Trump, as a failed re-elected president, has a large number of Republican Party supporters, which still makes him a key figure in the Republican Party two years after his defeat.
A Republican majority in the House of Representatives is increasingly likely in mid-term elections early next month. If control of the House of Representatives were returned to the Republicans, it would effectively mean Trump’s return to political power, as the former president has the support of a sizeable number of Republicans in the House.
At the moment, some high-ranking Republicans who support MAGA (“Make America Great Again”) have indicated they could push for Biden’s impeachment. One of Trump’s biggest supporters, New York Rep Elise Stefanik, said last week that Biden’s impeachment was “on the table.”
However, there are also Republicans who oppose impeachment. Rep. Nancy Mace, a Republican from South Carolina, said she doesn’t want to see a tit-for-tat impeachment trial, which is opposed to being “armed.”
For now, even if Biden compares MAGAism to “half-fascism”. But for voters, severe inflation and soaring gasoline prices are pressing issues that need to be addressed and bad news for the current ruling party.
