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Trump set to make announcement about potential 2024 run
Donald Trump recently told Newsmax that he’ll make an “announcement” about 2024 “in the not-too-distant future.”
“I’ll be making an announcement in the not-too-distant future. Right now, I’m helping a lot of people get into office, and we’re fighting the deep state, and we’re fighting [the] radical left. They’re after me. They’re after Rudy [Giuliani],” said Trump.
When asked if he believes President Joe Biden would lose in 2024, Trump responded by comparing the Biden administration to the Carter presidency. He pointed out that rising inflation is always a bad sign for a president. Current inflation will “top” the levels seen under President Jimmy Carter, according to Trump.
“We’re going to top those numbers, so we’re going to come pretty close to topping those. Now look, we’re in for a period where lumber costs you twice as much now, where, you know, when I left, it was $1.87 a gallon for gasoline, $1.87, now it’s $3.50,” added Trump.
So stay tuned for a big announcement from Trump about his plans for 2024!
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A couple from Montana saves a horse from drowning in a river
On Father’s Day, a western Montana couple saved a horse from drowning in the Bitterroot River.
On Sunday, Matthew and Christina Eickholt of Hamilton were floating down the river with Matthew’s parents at Victor’s Bell Crossing when they spotted some splashing near the shoreline.
They quickly discovered it was a horse trying to get out of the river on a steep bank while battling the current. The Eickholts moved to a shallower section of the river immediately downstream of the horse.
“We started clapping and yelling,” said Matthew. “We were able to coax him to come downstream. When he saw us, I think he knew we were there to help him. Once he got to us, he was able to pull himself out of there.”
The Eickholts have yet to discover who owns the horses.
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