Former President Donald Trump could announce his 2024 presidential election plans by Thanksgiving, his former adviser Kellyanne Conway told CBS News Friday.
that Trump "would like to" announce his bid for 2024 after the midterms, likely by Thanksgiving."I think once those midterms are done, President Trump can assess the timing of his announcement," Conway added. "I will tell you why he wants to run for president — Donald Trump wants his old job back."The big picture:
Trump's announcement could shift the scope of the 2024 race. Several politicians have been mum about the next presidential election, seemingly waiting for the former president to reveal his intentions before they announce their own plans. said last month. "That’s true for every candidate. That’s true of every potential candidate."
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