The Trump campaign is reportedly planning to step up its strategy for the 2024 presidential election by beefing up the former president’s event and debate skills, according to multiple sources.
Multiple sources familiar with the plans explanation The Trump campaign told CNN that it would increase events to accommodate former President Donald Trump’s schedule and work on improving his debating skills.
This comes after former President Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently announced he was suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump, holding events in Pennsylvania, Arizona and elsewhere.
One adviser predicted Trump would hold “several events every week, if not every day.”
“Think of it as Trump on steroids,” another adviser told the outlet. “It will be an all-hands-on-deck effort.”
The media outlet reported that Trump will hold an event in Detroit, Michigan this week. talk He will be attending the United States National Guard Association conference and will also be traveling to Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
The former president will attend a National Guard Association conference in Detroit on Monday, then travel to Michigan on Thursday to speak about the economy and attend a town hall meeting in Wisconsin that evening. He will hold a rally in Pennsylvania on Friday before traveling to Washington, D.C., to speak at the Joy Warriors summit hosted by the conservative group Moms for Freedom.
Sources told the outlet that the former president also participated in “policy consultations” with lawmakers and policy experts ahead of the presidential debate between President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris scheduled for September 10.
Another Trump adviser described the debate preparations for Trump as “no different” than the preparations Trump made ahead of his June 27 presidential debate with President Joe Biden.
“It will be the same this time,” the adviser explained to media. “It worked last time. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
According to the outlet, sources are reporting that former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (Independent, R-Hawaii) is helping President Trump prepare for his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris and “understand” her “debating style.”
Trump initially proposed three debates involving Harris and the former president, but Harris’ campaign later said the vice president had only committed to two.
Harris and Trump are scheduled to debate on September 10 and another in October.
