Trump Plots Course Toward White House

At Mar-a-Lago this week, former President Donald Trump exclusively told Breitbart News that while he is “honored” to be the Republican nominee for president for the third consecutive year, he is worried about the state of the United States of America being in “deep trouble” because Democratic President Joe Biden, a “lunatic,” will continue to lead the country for the next seven months.

At his opulent beachside resort and club here in southeast Florida, Trump stated during a 90-minute exclusive interview, “Number one, I’m pleased to be the one representing the great Republican Party.” It is quite significant. I had assumed that I would be. I didn’t anticipate it happening that quickly. I had assumed that some of our applicants, who performed less well than some had anticipated, would be tougher than they actually were.

This week, on Tuesday, Trump formally locked down a majority of GOP delegates to the Republican National Convention. His first print interview was on Wednesday night with Breitbart News, covering a wide range of topics from immigration to trade to tech to China and more. This implies that Trump is now the presumed nominee and will formally be the Republican Party’s nominee for president once more at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in July. With the exception of lobbyist-heavy Washington, D.C., and every super Tuesday state save for the staunchly leftist Vermont, he won every contest, from the Iowa caucuses to the New Hampshire primary to the Nevada caucuses to the South Carolina and Michigan primaries to the Michigan and Missouri caucuses. These massive victories on Super Tuesday and in earlier primary states eliminated his opponents and paved the way for an early victory.

Recalling his triumphant GOP primary campaign, Trump expresses his pride in his team, the policies, problems, and personality he prioritized throughout it. However, he acknowledged that there is still a “far way to go” until November 5th, when the general election will take place, and he recognized that he would be facing off against Biden.

“We did extremely well, but when I was doing it at the beginning, I still had a 25-point margin. It wasn’t like it was very tight,” Trump said. “I think the advertising we executed was excellent. We conducted an analysis based on policies, concerns, and additional factors such as personality. The campaign has, in my opinion, received excellent reviews. People who wouldn’t ordinarily say that are saying that this campaign has been amazing so far. We have reached the present day. There’s still a long way to go.

In retrospect, Trump acknowledged that some of the choices he made early in the GOP primary—such as skipping the primary debates and taking a hard stance against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis—were unquestionably correct.

“If it was even, if I won, I may have participated in the debates,” Trump declared. “When you’re ahead by forty, Ron entered the race, and I’m shocked he did, since I helped him win.” I gave him a powerful early blow. He was already in serious difficulty when he made his official announcement.

However, Trump’s primary focus is now on defeating Biden in November and then reversing the harm Biden caused to the United States by changing the country’s trajectory.

Trump declared, “This country is in tremendous peril.” “This is the worst difficulty we’ve ever had. Because Vladimir Putin doesn’t appreciate us, we’re in more danger. With Russia, Ukraine would never have occurred. There would have been no invasion of Israel. Inflation would not occur since energy is the primary source of everything. Energy was the root culprit on day one. I really believe that our nation is in grave danger. The election is in just over seven months, which may not seem like much, but it is an eternity for this maniac to be in charge of our nation. In my opinion, November 5th is the most significant day in our nation’s history, even if we lose.