A new report from this week in which nine people close to Donald Trump spoke to CNN,
of course, on the condition of anonymity said that the twice impeached former president is
nervous about prematurely launching his 20, 24 presidential bid. So they're now saying that
Donald Trump is probably gonna wait till, you know, after the midterms to go out there and
announce that he is running for president, you know, originally it was gonna be the 4th of July
weekend, right? Those were all the rumors we had heard totally gonna happen 4th of July because,
Hey, it's the 4th of July. It's America's birthday. Let's go out there and run for
president that day. And then that didn't happen. And they said, all right, folks, here's what's
gonna happen. We're gonna do it on the labor day weekend. So hours away. Right? Well, now they're
saying, hold your horses, folks not gonna happen. Things aren't looking so good for Donald Trump.
They're telling CNN. And so, you know, we're, we're just gonna kick the can down
the road probably till after the midterms, because yeah, the FBI going and taking all
those documents from Marla that Trump had stolen from the white house, that's a pretty bad look,
don't necessarily wanna throw your hat into the ring right now, while all that is at a boil.
And then two, and this is probably the more important reason for them,
all those candidates that he has backed, you know, in, in this year's general elections,
um, man, they're kind of all getting their kicked,
not a hundred percent of them, but I think at this point it is safe to say that
a lot of them, at least certainly all of the high profile ones, Dr. Oz, JD Vance, Herschel Walker,
Blake masters, Doug Mao, Sarah Palin. Yeah. Things aren't going so well for Trump backed candidates.
So these people that spoke to CNN, again, nine of them who are close to Trump,
they have said he is gonna push it off till after the midterms, because you know, he doesn't
want to get blamed for the upcoming midterm losses, which I love because three months ago,
Republicans were giddy, basically peeing their pants with excitement because they thought they
were gonna have a big red wave of possibly 80 to 90 seats is what they had predicted at one point.
And now according to the latest projections from 5 38, they'll be lucky if they have a 10 seat
advantage over Democrats after the midterms. So they're still projected to take back the house,
but it may literally be single digits that they have in the majority. So not so great,
but Trump doesn't want to get blamed for that just because of
course he went out there and picked these candidates. Oh God, no. Oh, by the way,
Democrats are poised to pick up three Senate seats too. So, and that's where Donald Trump
Has really done most of his damage. Again, Walker, Vance, Oz, masters, bad candidates,
likely gonna lose all of them backed by Donald Trump. All of them supported by Donald Trump.
I think he's shown up and done events for every single one of them as well.
And he doesn't want to get blamed for that. So he is gonna wait until after the election, dude, you
do understand that you're still gonna get blamed for it. And in fact, that's actually what one
aid told CNN. They said, they're going to blame him no matter what. So he should just announce,
okay, well that's also very stupid because yes, they are gonna blame him no matter what, because
it is his fault. But if he announces now it's gonna drag the entire ticket down even further
to the point where Republicans likely won't win the house. So think a little less selfishly there,
buddy. Actually, it's a great plan. I think he should. I think he should announce today,
right? Bring that whole Republican party down to his level. Let's show the entire country
that this is the Republican party. A majority of the country wants Donald Trump prosecuted right
now. That's what the latest polls are showing majority. Want him prosecuted? Not a majority.
Think he's guilty. A majority already saying F it prosecute him. Yeah, probably a good idea
to wait until the heat cools down a bit before he announces that he's running for president.