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Former President Donald Trump told supporters Monday they can expect a big announcement from him on Nov. 15, teasing his plans for a political comeback with a White House run in 2024.
Mr. Trump said he is holding off on his announcement because he doesn’t want to take the focus away from the 2022 midterm elections, urging votes to rally behind the candidates that have embraced the Make America Great Again movement and won his blessing.
“I would say in the strongest way, it’s a country-saving election, specifically including the election of all the people that … will start to take the country back,” he said at the tail end of a 90-plus minute speech at an Ohio rally ostensibly on behalf of Senate GOP nominee J.D. Vance. “I’m going to be making a very big announcement on Tuesday, Nov. 15 at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida.”
Mr. Trump urged his supporters to rally behind Mr. Vance and the slew of candidates he has endorsed around the country, including Senate nominee Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania, and both Blake Masters and Kari Lake, the senate and gubernatorial nominee in Arizona.
Mr. Trump has been teasing a possible political comeback for weeks, and the comments at the Ohio rally were the firmest signal that he is serious about running again.
