SEATTLE - It has been an important week for both presidential nominees ahead of the 2024 elections this November. A little less than a week after the first presidential debate of this election cycle, former President Donald Trump has turned around his campaign while President Joe Biden's flop has raised concerns about his capacities to lead the United States for another term.
Since June 27, Trump has landed small victories in court and in front of the American voters and, just like South Carolina GOP Chairman Drew McKissick argues, "Big Mo is clearly on Trump's side," with "Big Mo" being a slang for momentum, as he believes Trump has gained a lot of support in the last week. "From the national polls to most of the battleground state polls — and he is setting fundraising records — it has been a great several weeks," he said.
