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Is Donald Trump the Jeb Bush of 2024?

The world changes but Trump stays the same

19 November 2022

9:00 AM

19 November 2022

9:00 AM

Donald Trump has been running for president for at least a decade. His campaign did not start on 16 June 2015, when he descended that golden escalator in that eponymous tower in New York. It began on 19 November 2012, days after President Barack Obama had defeated Mitt Romney, when Trump registered a trademark application for the phrase he pinched from Ronald Reagan: ‘Make America Great Again.

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