DALLAS — Just when you thought you were free of ubiquitous political campaigns — and their television commercials, text messages, direct mail and constant news coverage — the 2024 presidential election season is underway.
Even if you’re suffering from election fatigue, it’ll be hard to ignore what could be one of the most compelling elections in our nation’s history.
On Tuesday, former President Donald Trump is expected to announce his campaign for the White House. His entry into the race could set off a frenzy of activity, including announcements from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other Republican contenders.
