Donald Trump's announcement to participate in the US presidential election for the third time

 Donald Trump has jumped into the fray to contest the election of the President of the United States for the third time.

According to the news agency AFP, the race for the presidential nomination in the Republican Party began on Tuesday. And it's happening as the weak performance of Donald Trump's nominees in the midterm elections has loosened his grip on his own party.

76-year-old former President Donald Trump addressed hundreds of supporters gathered in a ballroom decorated with American flags at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida, saying that "America's comeback is just beginning."

Donald Trump submitted his nomination papers to the US Elections Authority before announcing publicly.

Trump's haste to run for the presidential nomination is believed to be to gain an edge over other party leaders seeking to run in 2024.

After the dismal performance of Republican candidates in the US midterm elections, questions have begun to arise about whether Donald Trump, despite his divisive brand of politics and legal entanglements, is the right man to carry the party's flag into the next election. go

In his response to Donald Trump's announcement that the election was a shambles, President Joe Biden said he had 'failed' his country while in office.

President Joe Biden wrote in one of his tweets on Wednesday that "Donald Trump has failed America."

In the video included in the tweet, President Joe Biden accused Trump of "crushing the rich in the economy, destroying medical facilities, supporting extremists, attacking women's rights and inciting violent mobs."