Trump’s legal-defense team, Biden’s ‘business’ team, and the House Republican-leadership team are all fundamentally unserious, at a time when we face serious challenges.
Share this story
From left: Former president Donald Trump, President Joe Biden, and former House speaker Kevin McCarthy (R., Calif.)
Eduardo Munoz, Kevin Lamarque, Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
As we enter the penultimate phase of the 2024 presidential race, we should take a look at how the competing teams are coming together. Or not.
First, and most conspicuously, consider the Trump legal-defense team. It will play a pivotal role in the upcoming campaign, for it is clear by now that Trump will not be running as the self-imagined “de facto incumbent” but as a back-page, tabloid defendant.
About the Author
Neal B. Freeman, businessman and journalist, was a director of National Review Inc. for 38 years.
Advertisement
Advertisement
As we enter the penultimate phase of the 2024 presidential race, we should take a look at how the competing teams are coming together. Or not.
First, and most conspicuously, consider the Trump legal-defense team. It will play a pivotal role in the upcoming campaign, for it is clear by now that Trump will not be running as the self-imagined “de facto incumbent” but as a back-page, tabloid defendant.
About the Author
Neal B. Freeman, businessman and journalist, was a director of National Review Inc. for 38 years.
Advertisement
Advertisement
By continuing, you agree to our terms of service and privacy policy.
Comments