Miami Mayor Francis Suarez appears ready to launch bid for GOP nomination

That would make 3 Floridians in the field, which should make Florida natives feel a sense of…well, something


MIAMI — Miami Mayor Francis Suarez teased a “major announcement” this week during a round of television interviews that aired Sunday morning, hinting that he may formally launch a campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination during a speech in California on Thursday.

Suarez, 45, appeared on Fox and Telemundo, where he was asked about his political ambitions and about the significance of an appearance scheduled for Thursday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library outside Los Angeles, California. Suarez has said for months that he is considering a run for the GOP nomination.

“My announcement is to stay tuned,” he told “Fox News Sunday” host Shannon Bream. “Next week, like you said, I’m going to be making a big speech in the Reagan Library, and I think it’s one that Americans should tune into.”

The Miami Herald first pointed to the speech, part of a conservative speaker series titled A Time For Choosing, as an opportunity for the mayor to announce a White House bid. The Herald reported last week that the mayor was putting pieces in place to formally launch a campaign, with Suarez raising money into a federal super PAC and five of the mayor’s City Hall staffers taking leaves of absences for the summer.




Miami mayor teases upcoming speech as possible 2024 launch
Miami mayor teases upcoming speech as possible 2024 launch - Tampa Bay Times

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Biden tries to take out all GOP contenders with fake charges. Whatever he did is nothing Hillary didn’t get away with.

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He's either ignorant or CCP trained