He lashed out at his successor, President Joe Biden, and reiterated false claims about losing in a rigged 2020 election.
“We won the election twice and it’s possible we’ll have to win it a third time. It’s possible,” Trump said at the rally in Wellington, Ohio, a state he won comfortably in 2016 and 2020.
He lost the overall election in 2020, but continues to call it a victory and the reference to possible success in 2024 a “third time”.
Trump hasn’t yet announced his intention to run again, but has hinted it several times, signaling that he is not prepared yet to end his unconventional tryst with US politics.
Trump has vowed to campaign against all 10 in the 2022 elections in which Republicans are seeking to wrest both chambers of congress – the Senate and the House – from Democrats who control them now with razor-thin majorities.
They are evenly matched in the Senate, where US vice-president Kamala Harris’s tie-breaker vote gives Democrats the edge. – THE HINDUSTAN TIMES