TRUMP, PRESIDENCY AND 2024: Why is Trump running again ?

Donald Trump, who attempted to oust the consequences of the 2020 official political decision and motivated a dangerous mob at the Legislative Center in a frantic endeavour to keep himself in power, reported he is running again for president in 2024.
"I'm reporting my bid for leader of the US," Trump, 76, expressed, flanked by huge American banners, at his Blemish a-Lago club and home in Palm Ocean side, Fla.
The declaration — and official documenting — comes simply seven days after the 2022 midterm decisions, which saw a dreary presentation from Trump-moved conservative up-and-comers in key Senate races and cutthroat House decisions. Thus, leftists had the option to hold control of the Senate.
"America's rebound begins at this moment," Trump said, asserting, "Your nation is being annihilated before your eyes."
The dim vision came back to Best's introductory discourse of a nation languishing in "American butchery" and needing him to fix it.
Trump's running sets up a possible rematch against President Joe Biden, who will turn 80 on Sunday and says he means to run for re-appointment in 2024.
Leave surveys demonstrated expansion to be the top issue with midterm political decision citizens in general. They said they confided in conservatives more on the issue than liberals overwhelmingly.
What's more, the electorate was almost 3/4 white, switching a decades-in-length pattern of a decrease in white citizens as a portion of the midterm electorate.
But then, conservatives underachieved — and fingers are being pointed toward Trump, even from inside his party.