NR Daily: Trump in 2024 Is No Sure Bet

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Changes in the political environment since 2016 may help cement Trump's legacy as a disrupter while also posing some obstacles to Trump as a 2024 candidate.
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July 25 2022
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Fred Bauer

Trump in 2024 Is No Sure Bet

Republican voters looking for a populist set of policies in 2024 could have options other than another season of the Donald Trump ...   READ MORE

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