President Donald Trump will leave Washington in disgrace next week, destined for a warmer welcome in Florida, where some supporters are so gung-ho they recently wrote his name on the back of a fat, lumbering manatee. Days after suffering the ignominy of a second impeachment, Trump will skip his successor Joe Biden's inauguration and depart early Wednesday for his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. Apparently, he plans to live there. There.
Howard Falcon, chief assistant county attorney, told Newsweek that "there is no basis" for the county to end its lease with Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.
Donald Trump Should Run Again In 2024, Says His Adviser
President Donald Trump begrudgingly conceded his defeat in the 2020 presidential election last week, following the attacks on the U.S. Capitol. His political future remains unclear, however, but some in his inner circle are telling him to run again in 2024.
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Newsweek reported, in a Thursday interview with Fox Business, Trump s adviser Jason Miller said that he hopes the commander-in-chief launches a comeback presidential bid in 2024 and made it clear that the president has not yet made a final decision on seeking a second term in the White House.
Asked if he thought Trump would run again, Miller said I hope so. And I ve told him that I hope that he does. He explained that the commander-in-chief hasn t made any kind of decision or even in private he hasn t said anything formally.
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The daily rundown Between Wednesday and Thursday, the number of Florida coronavirus cases increased by 13,720 (0.9 percent), to 1,531,192; active hospitalizations went up by 178 (2.3 percent), to 7,762; deaths rose by 217 (0.9 percent), to 23,613.
Delay tactic Given a life raft by nearly $6 billion in federal aid last year, Gov. Ron DeSantis and state lawmakers have pushed off and pushed off and pushed off responding to the damage caused to the state budget by the coronavirus pandemic.