Will the US midterm election results reopen Trump's path?
2Will the US midterm election results reopen Trump's path?
All eyes are on your face.... The turn of American politics into a global event in general, hit by the latest events, Donald Trump is waiting for an opportunity. So, how much will Trump's influence be in the US by-election, how will the candidates choose? After these elections, which are also a test for Trump, will the former US presidency announce his candidacy again?
Hissing high in the Republican Party, ex-president Trump may officially announce that he is the White House suitor after the November 8 midterm elections.
Two years into the White House, Joe is a Biden Bidentik with a strong public opinion. In the meantime, however, its popularity has plummeted. In this; The painful process from Afghanistan and the failure to achieve the targeted success in the fight against the virus were effective in the economic and international arena.
In the Republican Party, the work of former President Donald Trump is heard. Trump has resurfaced at the age of 78, who has not been introduced to his in-party days with his "traditional wings".
Now on the field, he attends rallies and gives speeches for the candidate Senator for the House of Representatives candidates and candidates for state governor.
Will the US midterm results reopen Trump's path? - If 1Trump will participate in the nomination race of 305 candidates, which will openly support, Trump will gain a great power in the Presidency.
In the primaries, Trump's nominees managed to oppose the programmers of the Republican Party.
"I WILL MAKE A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT ON NOVEMBER 15"
Trump made his son before the election, which will be held on November 8 in Ohio. Trump, who hailed the republics' midterm elections, said, "We can take back the Senate and the House of Representatives. In 2024, you can also win back the beautiful White House.
Trump said that the 'vital' of the mid-selectors, "Today, he doesn't want to get ahead of these greats.
EXTRAORDINARY CANDIDATES SUPPORTED BY TRUMP
According to the "internet" honey that follows the candidates' campaigns, if the 305 nominations that Trump has openly supported are going to be big, there is a force old within the Republican Party.
Here are some highlights from Trump's favorite name to both centrist Republicans and victors over Democrats:
for the Senate from Nevada; former State Attorney General Adam Laxalt,
for the Senate from Ohio; The areas that used to be Trump, but that we are talking about Trump on social media for the candidacy; D. Vance from Iowa Republican wise man/Heads of gun lobbies for the Senate Chuck Grassss, describing the Covid-19 investment for the governor as a project Kim Reynolds, a former local announcer from Arizona for the governor Karl TV Lake, Wisconsin businessman Tim Michels, applicable to the human assembly for the people, far right from Maryland and Dan Cox, whose 2020s are being rigged for validity, Representatives from Michigan; John Gibbs, the "overseas right-wing" black man,
Former football player Bo Hines for the House of Representatives from North Carolina and Mehmet Oz for the Senate from Pennsylvania.
Will the US midterm results reopen Trump's path? - 2Trump's most important victory, Dr. Mehmet Öz's exhibition from Pennsylvania to the Senate.
TRUMP'S EYES DR. IN ÖZ'S ELECTIONAL VICTORY
Make sure Trump's most important victory is Mehmet Oz's demonstration from Pennsylvania to the Senate. Trump, who has supported Öz since his candidacy and is a great campaign leader, will surely make a splash if he passes the exam with Mehmet Öz.
On the other hand, how effectively Donald Trump's Republican Party fought the war of former Vice President Dick Cheney against Liz Cheney.
WILL THE RESULTS OPEN THE WAY FOR TRUMP AGAIN?
Che, the Wyoming Republican nominee for the House of Representatives, whose rebuilding is considered certain, took an early heavy night as Trump's nominee in the primary.
Liz Cheney referred to Trump's "first-degree role promotion at the January 6 convention" and Trump unfurled the flag within the Republican Party.
The November 8 Midterm Elections, together with Donald Trump's candidates, will determine Trump's choice and career path.
However, observers state that Trump, who is now a phenomenon in America, will succeed in this test and will start his campaign for the Presidential candidacy next year.