Multiple news outlets in the US are reporting Donald Trump intends to launch his third presidential campaign as early as Nov. 14..At a rally in Sioux City, Iowa on Thursday, Trump teased the crowd, saying, “In order to make our country successful and safe and glorious, I will very, very, very probably do it again." ."Get ready, that's all I'm telling you, very soon. Get ready." .According to Newsmax, three unnamed Trump aides told Axios Trump is planning to announce his campaign at an undisclosed location, which will be followed by a multiday series of political events..Mark Halpern of Newsmax reports the 45th president's inner circle is blocking off days in their calendars and preparing to travel in anticipation of the official announcement, as they await the midterm election results..Trump is waiting until after the midterm election results are projected in key races across the US and picked Nov. 14 because of early voting, which means some results may not be known until a week after election day (Nov. 8)..Widely expected to be a night of historic gains for the GOP on Tuesday, Trump apparently plans to ride the post-election excitement to build momentum for his 2024 bid..According to Halperin's sources, part of the delay is also related to personal reasons..Tiffany Trump, the fourth child of the former president, is getting married at her father's Mar-a-Lago estate on Nov. 12, pushing back any potential announcement about running to Nov. 14..An announcement then would also come just days before the wedding of President Joe Biden's eldest granddaughter Naomi Biden, the daughter of Biden's son Hunter and his first wife Kathleen, who is getting married in the White House, on Nov. 19. .President Biden's birthday is on Nov. 20..In recent weeks, Trump has been endlessly teasing the prospect of running at his rallies, absorbing the applause as he hints that he's about to make another run..According to Axios, the discussions are ongoing, and plans could change, depending on Tuesday's results, especially if the Senate is still undecided and the Georgia race between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock heads for a runoff..Look for Trump to take credit for Republican victories across the board,” says Axios, “including those he propelled with his endorsements, and even those he had nothing to do with.”.A Trump spokesman declined to comment to Axios. .It’s Trump, so anything could happen. Or nothing could happen. Or something in between could happen..The only guarantee is there will be a Nov. 14.
