Donald Trump officially declared his presidential candidate

New York, July 16 (HS). Former US President Donald Trump has been declared the Republican Party's candidate for the post of President once again. In the Republican Party convention held in Milwaukee, one state after another supported Trump's name. Most of the delegates were supporting Trump's name by carrying placards and the entire auditorium was echoing with Trump-Trump. Along with this, Trump's rival in the party, Ohio Senator and presidential candidate JD Vance has also been declared the Vice Presidential candidate.

Donald Trump has been the President of America from 1996 to 2020. In 2020, he lost against Joe Biden of the Democratic Party. However, even then he did not accept defeat and before vacating the White House, the Trump supporters gathered there also created a violent uproar. After leaving the presidency, many types of cases were also registered against him in the last 4 years, which included theft of secret papers and a case of giving money to a woman due to illegal relations and he was also punished. Despite all this, Trump could not be stopped from candidature. Two days ago, Trump was attacked and a bullet pierced his ear.

Despite all this, Trump's popularity is increasing rapidly in America. In the US presidential election to be held in November this year, Republican Trump may once again face Joe Biden of the Democratic Party. However, due to increasing age and the symptoms caused by it, there is doubt over Joe Biden's candidature and there is also a discussion that current Vice President Kamala Harris can also be a candidate from the Democratic Party.

As far as Donald Trump is concerned, despite being at the center of constant crises and negative discussions in the last three years, he continued to struggle and the environment seems to be becoming favorable for him till the presidential election. On Monday, before his candidature was confirmed in Milwaukee, another good news came for him. A judge of the Federal Court canceled the punishment given to him in the case of theft of secret papers.