In November of last year, Donald Trump made his candidacy for the presidency of the United States official for 2024. Despite having been campaigning for several months, The Republican candidate has delayed announcing who his running mate will be.
However, recently, he has given a great clue. The former president told NBC News at a campaign event in Philadelphia over the weekend It is very likely that the future vice presidential candidate will attend to the next presidential debate.
“It will be there”he told the media. “I think a lot of people will come.” Furthermore, Trump clarified that He has already decided who will be his running mate in his “mind”, but “no one knows” who it will be yet.
The first presidential debate takes place this Thursday, June 27. In addition to Trump, current president Joe Biden will also participate. The independent candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will not be present.
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Donald Trump’s possible vice presidential candidates
Choosing a running mate is an important decision for candidates. Trump’s relationship with his former vice president, Mike Pence, broke down at the end of his administration, when Pence refused to overturn his 2020 election loss.
Reportedly, The former president has considered several Republicans for the position of vice president. According to several analysts, The main options to accompany Trump in the presidential race are JD Vance, Doug Burgum and Marco Rubio.
Trump is expected to reveal his final choice at the Republican National Convention in mid-July.once he officially becomes the Republican Party candidate for president.
Biden and RFK Jr.’s running mates
At the end of March, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that Nicole Shanahan will be his running mate for his independent campaign for president. Shanahan is a California attorney and philanthropist.
In accordance with AP, she directs the Bia-Echo Foundation and is also a researcher at Stanford University. Additionally, she was founder and CEO of ClearAccessIP, a patent management company, sold in 2020.
On the other hand, President Biden is seeking re-election alongside Kamala Harris. On January 20, 2021, Kamala Harris was sworn in as vice president, making her the first woman and first African American to be elected to this position.
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