The Political Morning Roundup | Sep 23rd

Trump Declares No 2028 Run if He Loses in 2024

Donald Trump has stated that he won't run for president in 2028 if he loses the 2024 election, specifically against Vice President Kamala Harris. However, CNN's senior political analyst Ron Brownstein expresses skepticism, suggesting Trump might reconsider if this scenario actually unfolds.

Senior Staff Exit Mark Robinson's Campaign Following Controversial Comments

Four senior members of Mark Robinson's campaign team resigned in the wake of a CNN report revealing objectionable comments he made on a porn website. GOP strategist Doug Heye expressed little surprise over the shakeup in the North Carolina governor's race.

VP Kamala Harris Sees Narrow Lead in 2024 Presidential Betting Odds Following Debate

After the first 2024 presidential debate, Vice President Kamala Harris holds a slim lead over former President Donald Trump, with betting odds favoring her marginally. In key state Pennsylvania, polls show Harris up 49%-46%. Offshore betting houses indicate Harris's lead has widened, but bookmakers record her advantage as the narrowest of any recent Democratic nominee with 50 days until the election. Trump has declined any further debates.

Book Claims Trump a 'Lousy Businessman' Despite Lucky Breaks, Trump Dismisses as 'Nonsense'

A new book, 'Lucky Loser' by Times reporters Russ Buettner and Susanne Craig, positions Donald Trump as a poor businessman who squandered his father's fortune, contrasting with Trump's recent promotion of crypto ventures and 'Official Trump Coins.' Trump's campaign calls the book 'lies,' but the authors detail his reliance on fortuitous events throughout his career, including a supremely profitable reality TV show stint. With financial challenges looming, the book questions whether Trump's luck is dwindling.

Kamala Harris Proposes Ambitious Housing Plan for 2024 Election

Presidential nominee Kamala Harris aims to tackle housing affordability by promising an 'ambitious' 50% increase in new housing units, with a plan to add 3 million homes over four years. This proposal seeks to address the shortage of affordable housing in high-demand areas and involves cutting red tape and offering tax incentives. Despite its potential, experts warn of challenges such as congressional approval, supply chain issues, and the need for careful location planning.

Politicians With Tattoos: A Hidden History Unveiled

A beach photo revealed Congresswoman Lauren Boebert's tribal midriff tattoo, igniting interest in politicians with ink. Historically, royals and lawmakers have sported tattoos, with notable figures like Theodore Roosevelt and Winston Churchill's mother rumored to have them. Today, figures like Senator John Fetterman and others openly carry tattoos with personal and political significance.

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