Trump May Drop Out of 2024 Race According to Crypto Expert
12.08.2024 21:00 2 min. read Alexander Stefanov
Anthony Scaramucci, once a Trump advisor and now a critic, has stirred up the political scene with a bold prediction: he believes Trump may withdraw from the 2024 presidential race.
Scaramucci’s forecast comes amidst growing speculation about the stability of Trump’s campaign.
His remarks were spurred by a comment from YouTuber Stephanie LB, who pointed out Trump’s slight leads in several crucial states like Pennsylvania, Nevada, and North Carolina. Despite these leads, LB speculated that Trump might drop out if faced with significant losses, a notion Scaramucci endorsed.
Scaramucci, who previously discussed this on the The Rest Is Politics US podcast, described Trump as potentially vulnerable and suggested that the former president could pull back if his campaign shows signs of weakness. He also hinted at possible chaos within Trump’s campaign, including attempts to find scapegoats following recent issues like a reported hack.
Adding to the intrigue, Trump’s campaign recently released a new ad, marking a return to social media activity after a period of silence. This move contrasts sharply with Trump’s optimistic claims on Truth Social about his polling performance.
Current prediction markets reflect a shift in Trump’s prospects. Once enjoying a 71% chance of winning when Joe Biden was the Democratic candidate, Trump’s odds have now dropped to 45% with Kamala Harris in the race. Harris is now favored with a 52% chance of winning according to these markets.
Polls indicate that Harris is gaining ground on economic issues, an area where Trump had previously been strong. While Trump continues to lead in some economic surveys, Harris’s increasing support suggests a potential shift in voter attitudes.
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Lol… Is this a satire piece? If not I mist be having a nightmare where people are too brainwashed to realize that Harris is an even bigger disaster than Biden for the economy and, as much as I hate to admit it, Trump has already proven that he was as good of a leader economically as any president in my memory. If Harris wins the election or popular vote i give up. It was a good run I suppose. All good things come to an end.