It appears, short of a catastrophic event over the next eight months that forces him out of the race, Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president in 2024. By capturing the nomination, he will be thrust into a stark and near untenable situation in November.
Regardless of who they nominate, the Democrats will make the entire election campaign about Donald Trump, as they did with overwhelming success in the midterms of 2018 and 2022 and the presidential election of 2020. He and the bulk of Republican electorate are well aware of this reality. Therefore, once Trump accepts the nomination, he must win the general election, or, by default, he will be solely responsible for the fate of this nation if he loses to whoever the Democrats nominate.
This situation cannot be said of any past presidential election. This stark reality is grossly unfair to Trump as well as being unprecedented. However, Trump stands alone in American political history as having been successfully vilified and made the centerpiece of the political opposition’s campaign in four elections cycles (including 2024)
Additionally, Trump stands alone in the depth of unfair and unconstitutional lawfare currently being waged against him. He stands alone in bearing the brunt of near-universal vitriolic and dishonest media coverage. He stands alone in being the focus of the weaponization of the federal law enforcement bureaucracy. He stands alone in having been impeached twice and the target of a special prosecutor while President.
No American president since Abraham Lincoln has ever carried more scars of office than Donald Trump. However, it is these scars of battle, his larger-than-life persona, and the reality of dealing with a well-armed Democrat war machine that Trump, if he accepts the nomination, will face in November of 2024. Thus, thrusting him into a win or be solely responsible for the fate of nation situation.
During the campaign, Trump will also be viewed by the voting public and the media as being solely responsible for achieving a majority in both houses of Congress, turning out the Republican vote, doing whatever it takes to appeal to young voters, independents, and moderates, and offsetting the impact of any trials or verdicts that may arise from the lawfare underway. Among the Republican electorate, Trump will be viewed as being solely responsible for a strategy to thwart the inevitable voting fraud and manipulation by the Democrats.
Therefore, in order to win Trump must:
Donald Trump chose to run again for president in 2024 fully aware of the pitfalls and potential impact on the nation and his legacy. While their reasons may differ as to why they are supporting him, it is clear Trump will be the choice of the majority of Republican voters. With that comes an enormous responsibility to win. Particularly in light of the ongoing rapid transformation of the nation into a one-party socialist oligarchy by the Biden Administration and the Marxist-inspired Democrat Party.
Defeating whoever the Democrats nominate and winning both houses of Congress will be a daunting task that will require garnering the vote of far more that the base of the Republican Party.
There can be no question that Donald Trump harbors a deep affection for this country and its people. He, therefore, is well aware of the dire consequences for this nation and his legacy if he loses. It is vital that Trump, despite his ongoing legal battles, begins to immediately focus on doing everything he can to ensure a victory in November.
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Donald Trump and the Fate of the Nation
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It appears, short of a catastrophic event over the next eight months that forces him out of the race, Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president in 2024. By capturing the nomination, he will be thrust into a stark and near untenable situation in November.
Regardless of who they nominate, the Democrats will make the entire election campaign about Donald Trump, as they did with overwhelming success in the midterms of 2018 and 2022 and the presidential election of 2020. He and the bulk of Republican electorate are well aware of this reality. Therefore, once Trump accepts the nomination, he must win the general election, or, by default, he will be solely responsible for the fate of this nation if he loses to whoever the Democrats nominate.
This situation cannot be said of any past presidential election. This stark reality is grossly unfair to Trump as well as being........
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