Donald Trump Will Run Again If He Loses Election, Says Former White House Chief Of Staff

Former White House Chief of Staff Predicts Donald Trump Will Run Again If He Loses This Election

President Donald Trump might not win this Presidential election against Joe Biden, but a loss doesn’t mean he’s going to give up the idea of leading the country.

On Thursday, November 5th, former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said that he predicted Donald Trump would  “absolutely” run for President in 2024 if he were to lose the election against Joe Biden.

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During an online session with the Institute of International and European Affairs, Mulvaney spoke on the current political state of affairs:

“After this election’s over, who is the leading Republican candidate in 2024? And I think now, folks are starting to realize, ‘Wait a second, if Donald Trump loses, he might be the guy,'” 

The Presidential race during this election has been close, but also, unlike anything America has seen. As the country waits to see which candidate will grab the total 270 electoral votes required to win the election, Joe Biden has remained in the lead. The election has stretched two days past the original November 3rd election and might likely continue into the weekend. Often the results are delivered during the election night. they delay has been mainly because of the  unprecedented amount of mail-in ballots received along with high voter turnout.

                  CNN projection map Nov 5th 7:05 pm

Though running for the same position, both candidates have had separate responses. Biden has told Americans to be patient during the process of counting, while President Donald Trump has repeatedly issued claims of voter fraud, demanded recounts, and attempted to halt the count of mail-in ballots, without success.

Donald Trump, most active on Twitter throughout the election issuing tweets surrounding his distaste for mail-in ballots, tweeting among other messages:

“STOP THE COUNT”

What do you think about the President running in 2024 upon a loss? Let us know in the comments.