Staff Reports
MARA-LARGO, Florida – Former President Donald Trump chatted exclusively with Breitbart News at his swanky beachfront hangout Mar-a-Lago, sharing his savvy predictions for the upcoming 2024 election. Trump confidently declared that he fully expects to go head-to-head with neither President Joe Biden nor Vice President Kamala Harris in the general election come November 2024.
Exclusive: Trump Predicts Neither Biden Nor Kamala Will Be Democrat Nominee in 2024, ‘Free-For-All’ to Replace Them https://t.co/GlcxuHs4XS
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Feisty and uninhibited, Trump didn’t hold back as he labeled Biden a “cheater” and a “scoundrel.” He boldly claimed, “He’s a bad guy,” and scoffed at the notion of Biden being the Democratic nominee, snidely quipping, “I hope he is, but I can’t believe he’s going to be the nominee.”
Trump, in his signature fashion, didn’t mince words when assessing Biden’s abilities, asserting, “The guy can’t talk. The guy can’t put two sentences together.” He slammed Biden’s track record, emphasizing the stark contrast between the present and the past, and confidently concluded that Biden won’t be the one facing him in 2024.
Unveiling his sharp insights during an extensive two-hour interview, Trump’s discourse encompassed not only his strides to secure the 2024 GOP nomination but also his blueprint for winning the subsequent general election. Buoyant by his commanding lead in GOP polling for the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primaries, Trump appeared poised to reign supreme as the presumptive GOP nominee for president in 2024.
Fueled by his unrelenting candor, Trump remained steadfast in his conviction that Harris won’t make the cut either. Dismissing the allure of Harris as the natural successor to Biden, he dismissed the notion, asserting that the Democrats will grapple with insurmountable challenges posed by Harris’s shortcomings on the national stage.
Amidst his candid discourse, Trump tantalizingly left his audience on tenterhooks as to the potential frontrunners in the eventuality of both Biden and Harris being sidelined, teasing that the Democrats would descend into a frenetic “free-for-all.”
