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Donald Trump will be speaking at CPAC this coming Sunday, and Axios says that the former President is preparing to solidify his spot at the top of the Republican food chain during his speech. Trump will supposedly be declaring himself the Party's presumptive nominee for 2024, and that is exactly what the Republican Party deserves. Farron Cousins discusses this.

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This coming Sunday, Donald Trump is going to be giving a speech at the CPAC convention, which is going to be his first public speech since leaving office. In fact, it's one of his first speech has since that January 6th speech, and we all know how that ended up. But according to Axios during this speech, Donald Trump is going to attempt to assert total control over the Republican party by declaring himself the presumptive 2024 Republican nominee, which would be the best thing in the world for the democratic party. Um, they've already shown that Donald Trump clearly cannot beat Democrats, uh, in the popular vote arena. The only reason he even became president was because of the archaic electoral college. He still lost the popular vote by 3 million, uh, this past election. He lost it by over 7 million. So yeah, if, uh, if Trump thinks that putting himself out there as the predominant, uh, presumptive, excuse me, nominee is, is a good idea for the Republican party as a whole.

He is sorely mistaken. Here's the thing though. Folks, the reason Trump is doing this, the reason Trump would even consider running for office again, all has to do with the fact that he can continue to build his supporters from millions and millions, possibly even billions of dollars. And here's how, if he wants to continue to go out there and hold rallies, he would have to pay for it out of pocket. But if he is campaigning, he can then set up, you know, his little, uh, exploratory committee, I guess it would be, or Trump 2020 for a political action thing, whatever it is, whatever you call it. Um, he can raise money through that and then spend it on these rallies and not have to pay out of pocket for himself. He can also use his businesses for official campaign uses and pay himself out of that money that he raises the whole thing.

The entire thing is just to put more money in his own pocket. That is what all of this is about. And of course the rallies serve the other purpose of getting him in the headlines, which he loves good or bad. He loves it. And to getting him, I wouldn't say face to face, but at least within an arms length of the people who worship him as if he is a God that boosts his ego, it also boosts his wallet. That is exactly what Donald Trump wants out of all of this. So this coming Sunday during this speech, if that is what he announces that he is the presumptive 2024 nominee, please understand it's not because he feels like he has unfinished business as president of the United States. It's because he still sees his followers as marks now in the world of the con artists. That's what people are, their marks, their targets.

You go after the weak ones, cause they're the ones more likely to fall for your con. And that is exactly what he is doing here. The Republican party, uh, he really has no way to stop this. Cause if C pack is willing to elevate him to this status, then essentially at that point, the Republican party's own apparatus is with him on this. And be honest, they'll probably raise quite a bit of money too. The problem is Trump can't win. We already have tons of tens of thousands, actually, of Republicans leaving the Republican party because of Trump, his actions. And if he's the nominee, those people don't come back. As it stands right now, they can easily win all of those people back. But if Trump is your nominee, they're gone and you've already proven that you can't win an election with just the Republican base. So what are you going to do if you fracture that base, even taking 10 or 20% off it, your screwed Republican party. And to be honest, that is exactly what you deserve. If you let this happen. Well, you know what? You deserve it, even if you don't let it have. So regardless of which way it goes, you deserve all of the horrible things you have coming your way right now.