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Until a few months ago, the conventional wisdom emanating from Donald Trump's 2024 campaign seemed to be that the former president was looking for a woman to serve as his running mate. , the aim seemed to be to win back the female demographic in the suburbs. Opinion polls show that his reputation has worsened recently.
But in the wake of a series of scandals and disagreements that have disrupted the race for President Trump's running mate, many of the women who were once seen as favorites appear to have dropped out, says Semaphore's political correspondent. Shelby Talcott said. Join New Abnormal this week to discuss the state of the race in 2024.
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem killed a puppy and bragged about it in her book. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Ala.) delivered a scathing and widely criticized State of the Union address. Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake can't seem to stay silent. And Trump is furious that his former rival Nikki Haley is still not in line behind the front-runner after canceling her own campaign.
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Talcott said several other companies have seen their stocks rise in recent weeks to fill the void: Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), Sen. Tim Scott (R-Fla.); North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum and Representative Elise Stefanik (R-New York) appear to have retained their spots on the shortlist.
“One thing I would say is, when I talk to people close to Mr. Trump and people in the Trump campaign, there is no global consensus at this point,” Talcott said. “Will Donald Trump ultimately choose someone? [they can bring voters to his coalition], or maybe you just like that person? Personally, I think he leans towards the latter. ”
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plus! A conversation with author Joshua A. Douglas about his new book, “Courts vs. Voters: The Alarming Story of How the Supreme Court Has Damaged Voting Rights.”
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