Trump Campaign Nervous About Potential Power Struggle: Sources

Title: Trump Campaign Faces Potential Power Struggle as Election Approaches

As the November election draws near, Donald Trump’s campaign is facing internal tensions that could impact its effectiveness in securing votes. Sources close to the matter reveal that there is a nervousness within the campaign about the possibility of a power struggle among key figures.

The current leadership of the campaign, Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita, are in top positions, but concerns have been raised about potential discord. This comes after Corey Lewandowski, the first manager of Trump’s 2016 campaign, downplayed rumors of his return to run Trump’s 2024 bid for the White House.

However, if Lewandowski were to clash with Wiles and LaCivita, it could create distractions at a crucial time when the Republican and Democratic tickets are neck and neck in key swing state polls.

In other news, Elizabeth Warren has criticized JD Vance’s promise that Trump would veto any national abortion ban passed by Congress if elected. Warren stated that women are not gullible enough to trust such promises, especially given Trump’s track record on abortion.

Additionally, Iran’s foreign minister has warned of a “definite and calculated” response to the killing of the Hamas political chief in Tehran, blaming Israel for the assassination.

These developments highlight the complex and volatile political landscape as the election approaches, with potential implications for both domestic and international affairs. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving story.