Donald Trump is running again for president in 2024. He’s likely but not certain to win the primaries and the situation should clarify by mid-2023. If he is the nominee, he’s likely to lose, although much will depend on how events unfold. His entry could diminish the prospects of whoever the nominee is from the primary mudslinging that inflicts grievous wounds on all candidates.
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