After two months of social media, campaign meetings and political struggles, 2024 presidential candidate Donald Trump is preparing to return to the public stage with messages aimed at potential Republican opponents – and potential criminal prosecutors.
Trump also enters a new campaign phase as prosecutors in Atlanta and Washington consider whether to seek indictments over his handling of classified information and efforts to overturn his loss of the 2020 election to President Joe Biden.Stay in the conversation on politics:Trump is scheduled to travel to Columbia, South Carolina, on Jan. 28 to unveil his"South Carolina Leadership Team.
While polls show a softening of support for Trump, his supporters in South Carolina include prominent names like Gov. Henry McMaster and
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