Former President Donald Trump may have just finally announced his decision to run for the presidency once again in 2024, in a move which has liberals panicking as Biden’s failures pile up.
Trump, who remains the top dog in the Republican party, spoke at CPAC over the weekend where he essentially confirmed he’s coming for the White House in 2024.
The former president exposed the Democrats once again for having stolen the election to put senile Joe Biden in the Oval office.
“We did it twice, and we’ll do it again. We’re going to be doing it again, a third time,” Trump referred to defeating the Democrats in the presidential election.
Donald Trump would be a breathe of fresh air to many after Joe Biden has proved himself to be an incompetent disaster both domestically and globally.
The former president ran away with the 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll taken at CPAC – indicating he would easily secure the Republican nomination.
Trump, captured 59% of ballots cast in the anonymous online straw poll, according to results announced by CPAC.
The former president, won 55% support a year ago in the CPAC Orlando straw poll. Trump jumped to 70% support in the 2024 straw poll conducted last July at CPAC in Dallas.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis – an up and coming superstar within the party over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in his home state – came in second with 28%, up from his 21% standing in both CPAC straw polls from last year.
No one else among the 19 names listed on the ballot cracked 2%.
Following the poll, Trump spokesman Taylor Budowich noted on Twitter that the former president “continues to grow the conservative MAGA movement, which includes growing his political dominance“
Trump in 2024, will likely benefit from a Biden approval rating which seems to only get worse and worse.
The most recent poll, conducted by the Washington Post/ABC News, found that Biden has just hit his lowest approval rating of all time.
The survey revealed that only 37 percent of adults in the U.S. approve of the way the president is handling his job — while 55 percent say they disapprove.
Overall, of those who disapprove, 44 percent said they “strongly disapprove.”
The recent poll also revealed that most adults “have doubts about his personal capacities.”
When asked about Biden’s “mental sharpness” to serve as president, 54 percent said they do not think Biden is mentally sharp enough, while only 40 percent said he is. When respondents were asked the same question in May 2020, when Biden was only a candidate, 51 percent said he had the “mental sharpness” needed to serve as president, while 43 percent said he did not.
As far as party is concerned, Biden has long lost the support of independents with 61 percent disapproving of his so-called leadership.
Biden’s failures have not just doomed the Democrats to lose the presidency, however, with poll respondents admitting they would also prefer to see Republicans take control of Congress.
When asked who they would vote for in the House races in November if they could vote “today,” 49 percent said they would support a generic Republican, while only 42 percent said they would vote for a generic Democrat candidate.
