US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
US President Donald Trump has formally launched his re-election campaign, urging supporters to “keep this team in place” for four more years.
The Republican president made his case before thousands of supporters at a rally in Florida, calling the state “my second home”.
Mr Trump used the announcement to lash out at Democrats, accusing them of trying to “rip the country apart”.
Early polls place Mr Trump behind some potential Democratic challengers.
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