The Daily Trump's 2024 Playbook
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Jan 2, 2024 
Maggie Haberman, a senior political correspondent for The New York Times, shares her insights on Donald Trump's 2024 campaign strategies amid significant legal challenges. She reveals how Trump is integrating court cases into his messaging and fundraising while maneuvering to secure the Republican nomination. The discussion covers his tactical manipulation of party rules and the provocative rhetoric he employs to resonate with voters. Haberman also highlights potential threats to Trump's ballot status, underscoring the political implications of these developments.
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Personal Touch
- Trump called the Hawaii GOP chairman after his election, congratulating him and calling himself his "all-time favorite president".
- This personal touch, while seemingly small, reinforces Trump's connection with party officials.
Nevada Rule Changes
- After a Mar-a-Lago dinner with Trump, the Nevada GOP changed its caucus rules, disadvantaging DeSantis.
- These changes barred DeSantis's Super PAC from activities like providing speakers or literature at caucus sites.
Ceding Nevada
- Trump's rule changes in Nevada effectively ceded the state to him, as no serious candidates are campaigning there.
- This strategy demonstrates Trump's focus on securing delegates early on.