Trump Risks Getting Tables Turned on Him With New 2024 Adversary
- Trump’s campaign has contingency plan for taking on Harris
- Harris or other Democrats deprive Trump of age argument
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Donald Trump, fresh off a convention where the Republican Party’s confidence in him was palpable, must now deal with a harsh reality: The 2024 race has gotten dramatically trickier to navigate with President Joe Biden’s decision to drop out.
Trump’s aides weren’t surprised by the exit on Sunday, and his campaign had been developing contingency plans to take on Vice President Kamala Harris since a disastrous performance by Biden in a late-June debate sparked calls for the president to abandon his reelection campaign.