‘More dangerous than the Democrats’: Trump lashes out at insider critics

“More dangerous than the Democrats”
Trump has lashed out at critics within the party

01/29/2023, 12:19 am

Donald Trump is on the campaign trail. However, he is not yet running for the presidency of the United States, but will instead be re-nominated by the Republican Party. Just before presenting his campaign team, he mainly distributes against rivals within his own party.

With a declaration of war on the “corrupt political establishment”, Donald Trump has sought to give momentum to his renewed bid for the US presidency. He was “angrier and more determined than ever,” Trump told several hundred people in the small town of Salem, New Hampshire. “We need a president who is ready to go from day one,” the 76-year-old said.

He then plans to travel to the South Carolina state capital, Columbia, for a second appearance, where he plans to pitch his campaign team. Both events are aimed at boosting his stalled campaign after Trump announced in mid-November that he would run for a third term.

There were no noticeable changes in his political message: Trump repeated his often-denied allegations of election fraud and gave his political rivals derogatory nicknames. He made scathing accusations against critics in his own conservative ranks who were “even more dangerous than the Democrats.”

Previous supporters love DeSantis

New Hampshire and South Carolina are among the first states to hold primaries for the next US presidential election in early 2024. Former governor and ex-UN. Other politicians from South Carolina, including Ambassador Nikki Haley, may also throw their hats in the ring.

Many former Trump supporters have publicly announced that they will no longer donate to Trump in 2024 and instead support Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. He was re-elected governor of Florida in the midterm elections, but has not yet officially announced his candidacy.

Trump left office in November 2020 after serving one term in the White House. The announcement of a renewed candidacy came exactly one week after midterm congressional elections in which Republicans fared worse than expected and many pro-Trump candidates suffered heavy losses. Many Republicans blame Trump, who has divided America like no other president before him, for the disappointing run of the midterms.