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The conservative world is abuzz with news of Larry Elder’s potential bid for the presidency in 2024. The controversial talk show host has never shied away from stirring up controversy and his potential candidacy is no exception. 

The question on everyone’s mind is whether Elder can beat the odds and win the Republican nomination. With other high-profile candidates like DeSantis potentially in the running, it’s shaping up to be a battle of the conservative front-runners. But Elder’s unique perspective as a “race-blind” candidate and his ability to draw crowds and criticism alike could potentially shake up the GOP establishment. 

Larry Elder, the conservative talk show host from California, is already drawing attention with his “likely” announcement of a presidential campaign in April. While Elder has made a name for himself as a popular radio personality and conservative commentator, his lack of political experience and controversial statements have many questioning his ability to lead the country.

Elder’s potential bid for the Republican nomination comes at a time when the party is divided over former President Donald Trump’s role in the party. While some Republicans have distanced themselves from Trump in the wake of the Capitol riots, others continue to support him wholeheartedly.

Elder’s campaign slogan, “We’ve got a country to save,” may resonate with some conservative voters who feel disillusioned with the current administration. However, Elder’s conservative views on race and family values have drawn criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.

Elder has been quoted as saying that the biggest problem facing the U.S. is the large number of children born into households without a father married to their mother. While this may be a worthwhile issue to address, it’s worth noting that his statement ignores the systemic obstacles that prevent many families from obtaining legal and financial security.

Elder has also made claims that America is not systemically racist, a view that has been debunked by numerous studies and experts in the field. These statements could alienate minority voters, who make up an increasing percentage of the electorate.

While Elder has already raised significant funds for his campaign, he faces tough competition from established Republican politicians like Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. However, the biggest obstacle to Elder’s campaign may be Trump himself.

As Elder prepares to make his announcement on Fox News, senior members of the Trump camp have already dismissed his chances of winning the nomination. Trump, who remains a popular figure among many Republicans, is currently polling at over 50% in the RealClearPolitics average.

While Elder’s campaign may generate publicity for his radio show and ideological views, it’s unlikely that he will become the Republican nominee for president. Instead, the party is likely to rally behind a more established candidate who can unite conservative voters and defeat the current administration.

While Larry Elder’s potential presidential campaign may generate controversy and attention, it’s unlikely that he will be able to overcome the established Republican candidates and the appeal of Trump among conservative voters. For conservatives who are eager for change and a return to traditional values, Trump remains the best hope for a Republican victory in 2024.

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