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In November 2024, Joe Biden will lock horns with his immediate predecessor, Donald Trump, in a rematch that finds a precedent in US politics nearly seven decades ago.
So now Donald Trump has the opportunity to accomplish what Teddy Roosevelt could not become the second U.S. President to be elected to non-consecutive terms. At this point in the process, Trump appears poised to claim the 2024 Republican Presidential nomination. Polls show yet another tight race with President Joe Biden who is cruising to the Democratic Party nomination.
On Monday night, Iowans slipped and slid over icy roads to give Donald Trump a 51% victory in the first Republican caucus. On Tuesday morning, the media seemed saturated with stories about Trump’s “landslide win.” The truth is the Iowa results can’t be seen as anything other than a weak candidate in.