Ex-White House strategist Steve Bannon provided insightful findings regarding former President Donald Trump’s campaign and upcoming difficulties.
The former president would witness “nothing but a war” in the 2024 general election, according to Bannon, who also prophesied “political warfare” over the coming years during a section of his “War Room” podcast.
“Get Prepared, we got a fight ahead of us,” Bannon said. “There’s still the primary, the RNC and the donors are gonna try and [block] Trump, so we gotta get through that. The general election and I don’t have to believe Biden will be the nominee, I think they’ll trade him out, but we’ve got nothing but a war in the general election. We’ve got six to eight years ahead of us of absolute political warfare.”
In the midst of the increasingly heated GOP primary contest, Bannon recently shared fascinating details regarding Trump’s conceivable option for running mate.
Bannon enthusiastically endorsed Arizona Republican Kari Lake as a prospective member to Trump’s ticket in his well-known “War Room” podcast. However, seeing that Lake would not be interested, he suggested that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Democratic nominee for president in 2024, serve as Trump’s alternate running mate.
In a recent round of questions and answers, Bannon was asked what he thought of Kennedy, Jr.
“Somebody asked about Robert F. Kennedy and the great speech at Hillsdale, his opening speech, and what did I think about his prospects,” Bannon began.
“And I said, ‘Look, I’m a Kari Lake person, but if Kari Lake becomes governor, as she should if this court case, or if not, she runs for the Senate. If she’s not available to be Trump’s VP that Bobby Kennedy would be, I think, an excellent choice for President Trump to consider. There was a standing ovation and this was a very hardcore MAGA war room posse crowd,” Bannon explained.
“I think that that is a signal to the political elites in this country that something very different is going on. And I thought it was quite extraordinary. Robert Kennedy Jr. has huge support for the American populist movement. Look for the GOP elites to start their attacks on Bobby any day now,” Bannon continued.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the late U.S. attorney general’s son and former president John F. Kennedy’s nephew, has announced his intention to run for office.
Kennedy made a strong address at Hillsdale College in which he emphasized the value of liberty, warned against the perils of totalitarianism, and denounced the unrelenting expansion of an ever powerful government.
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In recent months, a number of other names have been proposed.
If Donald Trump or Florida Governor Ron DeSantis volunteered to name Larry Elder their 2024 running mate, Elder stated he would “take the call” and agree. Elder, a 2024 presidential candidate, asked Republicans to “unite behind a candidate whose last name is other than Trump” in order to “win in November 2024.”
His team has provided insight on Trump’s probable running mate.
According to individuals close to Trump, the 45th president would probably choose a vice presidential candidate who is “loyal,” “charismatic,” and “ideologically aligned” with him.
“No candidates have publicly announced their intent to be Trump’s VP, but the former president has indicated that ‘a lot of people’ are ‘auditioning’ behind the scenes. Trump insiders told the Caller that although there haven’t been any formal discussions to narrow down the pool, there are a set of characteristics that will likely be considered,” the Daily Caller reported.
“We do know one thing about Trump, is that he puts a lot of weight on how well you present yourself. That really matters to him, so I suspect that will matter for his VP choice,” According to a Republican adviser close to Trump, the candidate should also be “TV ready.”
Although they avoided mentioning specific individuals throughout the interview, the insiders did offer useful insight about the type of person he might find alluring.
Candidates including South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, New York Representative Elise Stefanik, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and Arizona Republican Kari Lake have been mentioned as possible female picks by Trump.
Greg Gutfeld, a Fox News commentator, thinks that Trump would select Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic contender for president in 2020.
