Trump Stirs VP Rumors, Rallies in Black Neighborhood
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Posted 90 days ago
Former President Donald Trump is set to make history with a rally in a predominantly black neighborhood in Philadelphia, as he continues to build momentum for his 2024 presidential campaign.
Trump's rally, scheduled for Friday, will take place in the Virginia Beach or Chesapeake area, where there is a large military population. This move is seen as a sign of confidence, as President Joe Biden beat Trump in Virginia in 2020 by 10.2 points. However, recent polls suggest that Trump is now within striking distance.
The rally is also stirring up VP rumors, as Trump will reportedly be joined by Virginia's popular Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin. Youngkin, who was once being pushed by some Republican donors to run against Trump in the 2024 GOP primaries, declined the opportunity.
Trump's inclusion of Youngkin at the rally hints that the Virginia governor may also be in the running for the vice-presidential nomination. The two Republicans met last week for the first time at Trump National Golf Club in Loudon County, Virginia. According to a source familiar with the meeting, Trump and Youngkin discussed how Trump could flip Virginia to the Republican column.
Youngkin successfully won the Virginia governorship in 2021 over the state's former Democratic Governor Terry McAuliffe. Trump and Youngkin will likely meet again Saturday when they are both slated to appear at the Faith & Freedom Coalition's 2024 Road to Majority Conference, taking place at the Washington Hilton.
Trump's rally in Philadelphia is expected to draw a large crowd, as he continues to build support for his 2024 campaign. The former president has been teasing potential vice-presidential candidates in front of MAGA audiences for weeks, and his inclusion of Youngkin at the rally suggests that the Virginia governor may be a serious contender for the nomination.
As Trump continues to build momentum for his 2024 campaign, it remains to be seen who he will choose as his running mate. However, his decision to hold a rally in a predominantly black neighborhood in Philadelphia is a clear sign that he is committed to reaching out to all Americans, regardless of their race or background.
In the meantime, President Joe Biden has indicated that he plans to head to New York City next Friday for a campaign event and fundraising. On Saturday, he will head to the Hamptons for more fundraising, as well as to Red Bank, New Jersey.
It remains to be seen how Trump's rally in Philadelphia will impact the race for the White House in 2024. However, one thing is clear: Trump is determined to make history and win back the presidency, and he is not afraid to take bold steps to achieve his goals.
Sources:
rumble.com
washingtonexaminer.com
dailymail.co.uk
Trump's rally, scheduled for Friday, will take place in the Virginia Beach or Chesapeake area, where there is a large military population. This move is seen as a sign of confidence, as President Joe Biden beat Trump in Virginia in 2020 by 10.2 points. However, recent polls suggest that Trump is now within striking distance.
The rally is also stirring up VP rumors, as Trump will reportedly be joined by Virginia's popular Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin. Youngkin, who was once being pushed by some Republican donors to run against Trump in the 2024 GOP primaries, declined the opportunity.
Trump's inclusion of Youngkin at the rally hints that the Virginia governor may also be in the running for the vice-presidential nomination. The two Republicans met last week for the first time at Trump National Golf Club in Loudon County, Virginia. According to a source familiar with the meeting, Trump and Youngkin discussed how Trump could flip Virginia to the Republican column.
Youngkin successfully won the Virginia governorship in 2021 over the state's former Democratic Governor Terry McAuliffe. Trump and Youngkin will likely meet again Saturday when they are both slated to appear at the Faith & Freedom Coalition's 2024 Road to Majority Conference, taking place at the Washington Hilton.
Trump's rally in Philadelphia is expected to draw a large crowd, as he continues to build support for his 2024 campaign. The former president has been teasing potential vice-presidential candidates in front of MAGA audiences for weeks, and his inclusion of Youngkin at the rally suggests that the Virginia governor may be a serious contender for the nomination.
As Trump continues to build momentum for his 2024 campaign, it remains to be seen who he will choose as his running mate. However, his decision to hold a rally in a predominantly black neighborhood in Philadelphia is a clear sign that he is committed to reaching out to all Americans, regardless of their race or background.
In the meantime, President Joe Biden has indicated that he plans to head to New York City next Friday for a campaign event and fundraising. On Saturday, he will head to the Hamptons for more fundraising, as well as to Red Bank, New Jersey.
It remains to be seen how Trump's rally in Philadelphia will impact the race for the White House in 2024. However, one thing is clear: Trump is determined to make history and win back the presidency, and he is not afraid to take bold steps to achieve his goals.
Sources:
rumble.com
washingtonexaminer.com
dailymail.co.uk
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