Donald Trump announces his candidacy for the US presidential elections in 2024

Donald Trump launched his run for the White House on Tuesday, launching a campaign that promises to be relentless on the field republicanbruised and divided by the disappointment of the recent midterm elections.

Former President Trump handed over his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election to the US electoral authorities on Tuesday, a first official step.

But the announcement was made by the hyped Republican at his conference held in the large reception room of his luxurious residence in Mar-a-Lago, Florida.

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When he came to power in November 2016, few expected it. And once in the White House he shook off customs to impose his presidential style.

Trump could live his revenge against Joe Bidenwhose victory in 2020 he never acknowledged and who also intends to run although he will decide early next year.

Trump left Washington in chaos after his supporters stormed the Capitol. But he chose to remain in the political arena and continue to raise funds and hold rallies across the country.

Ahead of the November 8 midterm elections, Trump seemed determined to take advantage of the predicted defeat for the Democrats and the overwhelming success of the Republicans to come back triumphant.

But the red wave, the color of republicanswith which the conservatives counted has remained in borage water.

Democrats retain control of the Senate and although the republicans will very probably recover the one of the House of Representatives It will be by less margin than they thought.

To make matters worse, one of her closest allies, Kari Lake, failed to win the coveted job of governor of New York on Monday. Arizona.

These disappointing results, especially those of some of the candidates supported by Trump, cloud his presidential plans.

“I’m sure this is not the beginning that Donald Trump wanted for his ad tonight,” said outgoing Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney, who is highly critical of Trump.

Several influential Republican voices have even called for Trump to step away from party leadership.

His once loyal companion, former Vice President Mike Pencewho publishes his memoirs on Tuesday, in which he recounts the pressures suffered to not certify the results of the 2020 presidential elections, refused to comment on whether Trump should re-present himself, in an interview with ABC.

“That’s up to the American people, but I think we’ll have better options going forward,” said Pence, whose name is also among the possible candidates.

Duel in Florida?

Some conservative voters are betting on another possible White House contender: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, 44.

The new star of the hard right came out of the mid-term elections strengthened and warned that his fight was “just beginning.”

When asked what he thinks of the probable candidacy of Trump and of the unflattering comments he has made about him, DeSantis responded by asking “people to check the score from last Tuesday night,” election day.

Trump for the moment retains an undeniable popularity among the base, which flocks to the rallies. In fact, the polls continue to show him as the winner in a Republican primary.

However, the former president’s numerous legal problems threaten his run back to the White House.

The former president is the subject of several investigations for his role in the attack on the headquarters of Congress on January 6, 2021 and for his management of the White House files, among others.

But he, following his “instinct”, as always, knows that so far he has survived all the scandals and is still standing despite the many times he was called off.