Former US President Donald Trump has been the preferred presidential candidate and picked up by some US Senators, and Representatives. Top Tennessee Republicans have also expressed their endorsement of Trump.
Trump for President: Top Tennessee Republicans, US Senators, and Reps Have Endorsed Trump (Photo: Fox News)
Donald Trump Endorsed by some US Senators and Top Tennessee Republicans
On Monday, April 17, the Trump campaign shared some of the big names who endorsed Donald Trump for President. Some names have been mentioned are Rep. Greg Steube, a Republican from Florida, and Sen. Bill Haergy, Reps. John Rose and Diana Harshbarger.
Trump also got support from Tennessee’s top Republicans, which means Trump is making progress in shoring up his conservative base before the Republican part fully takes shape. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis might be Trump’s possible challenger, but DeSantis hasn’t announced his candidacy yet.
In his interview on Monday night, Rep. Greg Steube described Donald Trump as the “only” candidate that can begin instantly unraveling the policies and problems brought by the Biden Administration.
“I’m happy and honored to endorse Donald J. Trump for President in 2024,” Steube told Newsmax. “He’s the only person that can reverse, on day one, all of these disastrous policies of the Biden administration and the type of things that have happened under the Biden administration would have never happened under President Trump,” Steube added.
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Other Endorsements
Sen. Marcha Blackburn, R-Tenn said on her Twitter post “can’t wait” unit Donald Trump will win as US President again.
Blackburn captioned her Tweet, “Under President Trump, our economy was booming, gas prices were low, and inflation was under control. Our border was secure, our adversaries feared us, & our military was strong.” The senator also expressed her gratitude for endorsing Donald Trump for President.
Sen. Bill Hagerty, Rep. Diana Harshbarger, R-Tenn., and Rep. John Rose, R-Tenn, also expressed their support for the former president.
