Staff Reports
In an unsurprising turn of events, former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has made a bold prediction about the upcoming presidential election, and it’s sure to ruffle some liberal feathers. Cuomo, who has since joined NewsNation, confidently stated that former President Donald Trump will triumph in the 2024 election, citing the unwavering support the real estate mogul has garnered since his departure from the White House.
During a lively discussion on the PBD Podcast, Cuomo wasted no time in making his stance known, seizing the opportunity following President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech. The chatter has been abuzz with predictions of a rematch between Trump and Biden, especially after former 2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley dropped out of the race. Cuomo’s declaration isn’t just some passing remark; it speaks volumes about the overwhelming momentum behind Trump’s potential return to the presidency.
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“I’ve never seen people rally behind someone like this before,” Cuomo passionately exclaimed. “I’ve never been to rallies like that before for anyone. Obama didn’t even have rallies like that.” With Trump’s legion of supporters showing no signs of waning, it’s becoming increasingly clear that Democrats may have a tough battle ahead of them.
Reflecting on the 2016 election, Cuomo minced no words in critiquing the Democratic Party’s approach, noting their failure to engage with the demographic that ultimately propelled Trump to victory. He criticized their dismissive attitude, claiming they condescendingly told potential Trump voters, “You’re an idiot,” rather than addressing their concerns. Cuomo went on to adamantly assert that the Democrats are “still making that mistake” as they gear up for the 2024 election.
This isn’t the first time Cuomo has hinted at his willingness to consider casting his vote for Trump over Biden. As the elections draw nearer, his sentiments have become increasingly steadfast. It appears that many polls and primary elections are also aligning with Cuomo’s forecast, indicating strong support for both Trump and Biden. With Super Tuesday’s results still fresh, the upcoming primary elections will serve as another litmus test for the frontrunners as they vie for the nomination.
While some polls have pointed to a potential victory for Trump in a hypothetical rematch against Biden, the Biden administration has vehemently downplayed these findings, with communications director Michael Tyler dismissing them as underestimating the incumbent president. However, as the political landscape continues to shift and evolve, only time will tell whether Cuomo’s foresight will come to fruition.
