Former President Trump plans to return to the presidency in 2024 without the former vice president Mike Pence
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Anonymous sources told the media that Trump is considering choosing a woman or person of color to be his running mate and dropping Pence.
The report comes after the former president’s riots in recent weeks in office, during which Trump publicly pressured Pence to annul the 2020 election results during the certification process in Congress.
Pence did not have the authority to annul the election results, as his role as president of the Senate during this process is largely ceremonial.
Tensions between Trump and Pence erupted during the Capitol riots on Jan. 6, when riot police breached security in the building and chanted the former president’s arrest and expedition.
Prior to the breach, Trump delivered a speech on the Ellipse during which he encouraged his supporters to march on the Capitol and demand that Congress stop certification.
According to Bloomberg, sources said Trump is looking at the people who were by his side until the end of his presidency after the Capitol riots.
Trump adviser Jason Miller responded to the Bloomberg report in a tweet calling it “fake news” saying “nor these conversations are happening “.
This is fake news. There are no such conversations. https://t.co/RU8NG22d9u
– Jason Miller (@JasonMillerinDC) March 3, 2021
Two sources added that the governor of South Dakota. Kristi Noem
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The former president recently told Newsmax’s Mark Halpern that he didn’t think any other Republican could beat him in a primary if he decided to run again in 2024.
“I’ve done a good job for this party,” Trump said. “We had the largest economy in history and then we rebuilt it for the second time and the foundations were so strong that no other country can even compete with us.”
“I think based on job performance, I’m not sure anyone can win other than us,” the former president added.
The news comes when the Republican party has experienced a rift, with some lawmakers and leaders wanting to continue on a pro-Trump platform and others wanting to break away from the former president’s adherence.