Las Vegas Review-Journal Endorses Trump for 2024 Presidential Election

The Las Vegas Review-Journal has given its support to Donald Trump for the 2024 US presidential election standing by its earlier choices from 2016 and 2020. This backing shows the newspaper’s ongoing commitment to Trump in Nevada, a crucial swing state where surveys point to a close contest between Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.

Las Vegas Review-Journal Highlights Economic Successes of Trump

In its editorial, The Las Vegas Review-Journal pointed out clear differences between Trump‘s previous time as president and the current Harris-Biden administration. The paper spoke of Trump’s economic approach during his term mentioning a steady economy, less inflation, and lower taxes as main accomplishments. It stressed that Trump’s management of the US border, his choices for judges, and his dealings with other countries such as Israel show he can lead the nation again.

The editorial took a different view criticizing how the Harris-Biden team has managed world events and money matters. The paper highlighted ongoing wars around the globe, the growing pile of federal debt, and sky-high prices as big problems under the current leaders. It also brought up Harris’s recent comments where she said she would not change a thing about what the administration is doing. This made her seem disconnected from the hard times many Americans are going through.

Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Endorsement of Trump Reflects Deep Republican Ties 

The Las Vegas Review-Journal‘s support for Trump also shows its deep connections to the Republican Party. The Adelson family owns the paper and has given lots of money to the GOP over the years. The Las Vegas Review-Journal has always backed Republican candidates in recent elections, like George W. Bush, John McCain, and Mitt Romney. After Sheldon Adelson died, Dr. Miriam Adelson keeps supporting Trump’s try for another term. She believes he can protect Israel in its ongoing fight with Hamas and Palestine.

Newspaper endorsements do not carry as much weight in the digital world, but The Las Vegas Review-Journal‘s support for Trump might still make a difference in Nevada. This key US state where Trump leads by a small margin in some surveys, could see his campaign get a boost from this backing. The paper’s editors said that while voters are not thrilled with their options, they think Trump is better equipped to tackle the country’s current problems.

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