Former President Donald Trump on Friday said that he'd like to announce his vice presidential running mate next week, potentially during the Republican National Convention. This move comes as Trump seeks to solidify his position as a key player in the upcoming presidential race.
Former President Donald Trump may have received a boost in the presidential race on Friday as President Joe Biden flounders. With Biden facing criticism for his handling of various issues, Trump sees an opportunity to gain an edge in the race.
The outcome of the presidential campaign, Republicans believed, was a fait accompli. “Donald Trump was well on his way to securing the Republican nomination for president once again," said a party insider.
Next week, for the third time in eight years, Donald Trump will be nominated as the Republican Party's candidate for president of the United States. Trump's supporters are eager to see him back on the campaign trail, while his critics are gearing up for a tough fight.
One possible reason the polls haven't moved as much as pundits expected: Voters still don't like or trust Trump. Can the Democrats shift the narrative and gain momentum in the race against the former president?
Sen. Susan Collins didn't vote for Donald Trump for president in 2016 or 2020, and the third time will not be the charm. Collins remains a vocal critic of Trump and his policies, further dividing the Republican Party.
Donald Trump's aides are discussing having the former president reveal his running mate on stage at the Republican National Convention in a show of strength and unity within the party. This move could energize Trump's base and attract new supporters.
Latest news and live updates on the presidential election. Biden continues to try to show his competence while Trump prepares for the upcoming campaign season. The race is heating up as both candidates vie for support from voters across the country.
Here, where I sit in rural Tennessee, it is clear that Americans have already made up their minds against President Joe Biden. Trump's popularity in rural areas could give him an advantage in key swing states.
