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DeSantis Joins Trump at 2024 RNC, Haley Left Out

Key Speakers Announced for 2024 RNC Convention

The lineup of speakers for the 2024 Republican National Convention has been finalized, featuring a mix of prominent GOP figures and rising stars.

Ron DeSantis to Address Convention
After initial reports that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis would not be speaking, it has now been confirmed that he will in fact have a speaking slot at the convention. DeSantis, who ran against former President Donald Trump in the 2024 Republican primary before dropping out, has since reconciled with Trump and will be leveraging his fundraising network to support Trump’s reelection campaign. The specific night DeSantis will speak has not yet been announced.

Nikki Haley Excluded from Speaking
In contrast, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, the last candidate to exit the 2024 Republican primary, has not been invited to speak at the convention. Haley has expressed her support for Trump and said she will vote for him, but there appears to be lingering “bad blood” between the two camps from the primary race.

Trump Allies and Family Members to Take the Stage
Other confirmed speakers include Donald Trump Jr., Dana White, Amber Rose, Savannah Rose, Michael Morin, and Savannah Chrisley. These speakers are seen as strong allies of the former president and will likely use their time to rally support for Trump’s 2024 bid.

Expectations for a Triumphant RNC
With Trump’s party firmly behind him and Democrats facing challenges, the GOP expects the 2024 RNC to be a triumphant moment. The convention will formally designate Trump as the Republican presidential nominee, and delegates will also approve the party platform.

Overall, the speaker lineup reflects Trump’s continued dominance over the Republican party, with his allies and family members taking center stage, while former rivals like Haley have been excluded. The convention is poised to showcase the party’s unity behind Trump’s candidacy.

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