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With the 2024 GOP presidential primaries still many months away, there’s plenty of time for more candidates to join the race. Former President Donald Trump was the first to announce his candidacy, of course, and so far he’s way ahead in the polls. But Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is expected to throw his hat in the ring any day now and Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) recently announced the launch of a presidential exploratory committee.
Straight Arrow News contributor Star Parker is ready for the race to officially begin so the Republicans can zero in on the principles and policies many Democrats don’t seem to care much about.
The stage continues to be set for the 2024 GOP presidential primary, as more of the cast is confirmed. The Republican National Committee has scheduled the first debate, the first dress rehearsal for the primary, for August of this year in Milwaukee. While many are yearning for the four years of Donald Trump’s leadership that really maximized every opportunity for Americans to grow, this primary also presents new opportunities to talk about our future in America in a positive way. It’s a new day for Republicans to talk principles, to talk about policy.
Along with former President Trump, other candidates have already announced, including Nikki Haley, Asa Hutchinson, and Vivek Ramaswamy. One of the most popular speculations for candidates remains Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Well, what we also know now, Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina has announced he is launching a presidential exploratory committee. The Senator stated, “I’ve been thinking about my faith. I’ve been thinking about the future of our country. And I’ve been thinking about the Left’s plan to ruin America. I believe we give the voters a choice so they can decide how we move forward.”
Well, in a nutshell, that’s where the focus lies. So while Biden runs off to Ireland, American families are struggling to make ends meet in a spiraling economy. The current state of American thought and culture is almost unrecognizable to what it was just five years ago.
