Ex-RNC Chair Warns Why ‘All Hell’s About To Break Loose’ With Donald Trump Campaign
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"I don’t think people really appreciate exactly what we are going to be in for," said Michael Steele.
Michael Steele, a former chair of the Republican National Committee, on Wednesday issued a bleak prediction on what to expect from Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign amid reports that a cast of controversial figures is set to return to his fold.
Presumptive GOP nominee Trump is reportedly in talks with his 2016 campaign advisers Corey Lewandowski and Paul Manafort and longtime adviser Roger Stone to boost his 2024 campaign against President Joe Biden.
And Steele warned of what’s to come.
“All hell’s gonna break loose. This is all in,” Steele said on MSNBC.
Trump’s team “will be out and about enforcing a strategy that will take no prisoners and I don’t think people really appreciate exactly what we are going to be in for,” he added, warning of how they may use artificial intelligence to boost Trump’s election chances.
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