What will Trump announce on Monday?

Please please be a 3rd party!

 

He’s going to announce he saved a ton of money on his car insurance by switching to Geico.

 

His Healthcare plan

 

No, that is coming in two weeks

 

He's going to announce a future announcement

 

None of the above, he got ass cancer from talking out of it all these years.

 

It’s his top 5 list… of most hated rinos

 

Like a third grader using filler words to hit that 100-word thesis threshold, he will "very, very, very, probably run for President in 2024".

 

With Obama's birth certificate?

 

I would not be surprised if he delays. If nothing else gives him more hype and exposure in the media.

 

And his tax returns

 

“The Greatest Presidential Run ever known to mankind …”

 

CNN and MSNBC are praying he announces to run again. That will save them lol.

 

He can’t delay. Every day he delays means another day for DeSantis to become entrenched as the leading man. He needs to stave off the challenge now, or it will be too late (and it probably is already too late, because now even Trumpians are sick of his lying, Self-interested, egocentric, third grade actions).

 

Considering Trump's worldview which has nothing to do with their actual positions on policy the list would probably include Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger, Brian Kemp, Bradford Raffensperger and Ron DeSantis. I would add that Mike Pence would probably be another possibility because he placed his constitutional duty above loyalty to Trump.

 

And they very well may be correct. Besides his strategy of emptying the field of rivals and his desire to regain the spotlight from Ron DeSantis, Trump's most significant motivation in announcing his candidacy is probably the belief that a formal announcement that's he's running will save his sorry ass from an indictment.

 

I hear this all the time, but I don’t understand the legal significance of his running and the impact that has on an indictment.

Is there a statute that protects an official presidential candidate from prosecution?

 

I think it's a matter of custom rather than a statute. Trump is probably hoping that he could at least delay the process by forcing Merrick Garland to appoint a special counsel to avoid the appearance of political bias rather than having the DOJ directly handle the investigation and probable prosecution.