From WSJopinion: Trump is addicted to the limelight. He won’t leave the stage of his own volition. But voters can force the issue, writes KarlRove.
Wonder Land: The former President has announced his 2024 candidacy by throwing his failed 'Stop the Steal' acolytes off the train, and talking about real issues rather than a rigged 2020 election. Images: Reuters/Getty Images Composite: Mark KellyDonald Trump hates not being the center of attention.
Even some of the former president’s supporters hoped he would stay off the stage at least until after the runoff. But seething from the defeat of so many of his endorsed candidates, and agitated that the spotlight was on other potential 2024 GOP contenders, Mr. Trump filed to run hours after one of his favorite candidates, Kari Lake, was declared the loser in the Arizona governor’s race.
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