Recently in the month of August, as the violence in Afghanistan reached a tipping point with the entering of few disturbing elements in the premises of Afghanistan, Donald Trump started consultations with advisers about whether he should initiate his campaign for president for 2024 right away.
According to three people acquainted with the discussions, they responded by urging patience and not to be too hasty in the matter of announcing to campaign for the president again. They, like others, spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not permitted to release information in the public and hence all the discussions among them remained confidential.]
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Advisors warned that making the announcement would force reorganization in his newly formed fundraising infrastructure and the machinery and restrict his ability to appear on broadcast television without breaching equal time regulations.
Trump’s advisors are still anxious about the official proclamation of Trump
Some of his advisors were anxious that Democrats would be using his announcement to frame the general elections around his candidacy, thereby raising Election turnout while obstructing his objectives if Republicans fall short next year. Advisers also argued that if he did not stand for election next year, he would be much more effective in electing like-minded Republicans.
He urged Trump to make up his mind, at least for the time being. Instead of making an official presidential campaign announcement, Trump, 75, has decided on a wink-and-nod tactic. Some supporters of his party are anxious that he is acting like a candidate for public office and making it clear that he wants to rebuild again without actually proclaiming.
There are many of Trump’s advisors were anxious during the proclamation of the stand of Trump in the coming general election, according to the Post, that an early announcement by Trump might encourage Democrats to concentrate their mind on 2022 midterm campaigns and electoral activities around the former president, potentially leading to increased Representative democracy turnout and an undesirable consequence for Republicans. Trump’s advisers are also reportedly persuading him that as a former president rather than a future candidate, he seems to be a more effective advocate for 2022 candidates.
Trump and his officials decided to keep a few of the things confidential
For the time being, Trump has been influenced by the arguments. Instead of making an official presidential campaign announcement, Trump, 75, has decided on a wink-and-nod tactic. Some in his party are worried that he is acting like a candidate for public office and making it public that he intends to start for it again without really declaring it.
Kellyanne Conway, a former top White House adviser to Trump who served as his campaign manager in 2016, said, “He tacitly keeps the 2024 crowd on notice that nobody can move a major muscle until he decides what he’s doing.” “As he watches with horror the countless failures of this administration, there has been a shift from intention to the urgency for 2024.”
In confidential conversations of Donald Trump along with his advisers, he has made clear that he would be keeping a close eye on his potential rivals who will be the next candidature of the upcoming general elections in 2024, most of whom are unlikely to run if he declares and none of which he currently sees as a threat out of the leaders of the other, according to people who have spoken with him. Trump has asked some of his advisers about the moves of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his former vice president Mike Pence, though he believes neither of them will run should he run, three advisers said.
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