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JESSE WATTERS: The train's departing from Mar-a-Lago and everyone's scrambling for a seat

JESSE WATTERS: The train's departing from Mar-a-Lago and everyone's scrambling for a seat


Published on 2024-12-12 05:21:16 - MSN
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  • Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses how more and more prominent figures are stepping up in support of President-elect Donald Trump on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

The article from MSN discusses Jesse Watters' commentary on Fox News regarding the political landscape following Donald Trump's announcement of his 2024 presidential run. Watters uses the metaphor of a train departing from Mar-a-Lago to describe the rush among Republican politicians to align themselves with Trump, who remains a significant figure in the GOP despite his legal challenges. Watters highlights the scramble for endorsements and support, noting that many politicians are eager to board what they perceive as the winning train, especially after Trump's influence was evident in recent GOP primaries. He also mentions the strategic positioning of figures like Ron DeSantis, who, while not officially in the race, is seen as a potential rival. The piece captures the dynamic and competitive atmosphere within the Republican Party as members vie for Trump's favor and the chance to ride his political coattails into the next election.

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