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Donald Trump, the former US president, tried to get his spluttering White House bid off the launchpad last Saturday, declaring himself “more angry” than ever as he became the first candidate to hit the 2024 election campaign trail.

Trump swung through New Hampshire and South Carolina, looking to shake off concerns about a lacklustre campaign and “ Trump fatigue” among voters. “We need a president who’s ready to hit the ground running on day one and boy, am I hitting the ground,” he told the New Hampshire state Republican party’s

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