Newly minted Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders — who served as White House press secretary in the Trump administration — sidestepped a question on Sunday about whether she would endorse the former president’s 2024 run.
“My focus right now has been on 2022, winning the election in November, preparing through transition and getting ready to take office, as I did this past week. I love the president. I have a great relationship with him. I know our country will be infinitely better off if he was in office right now instead of Joe Biden,” she said on “Fox News Sunday.”
Sanders, a Republican who was sworn-in last week as Arkansas’ first female governor, said her top priority is running the state.
“Right now, my focus isn’t 2024, it’s focusing here, in Arkansas, in doing what we can to empower the people of this state, and make sure that I’m delivering on the promises that I laid out over the course of the last two years,” she said.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders won’t say if she will endorse Trump in 2024
- by: Mark Moore
- 01.15.23
- Source:
NY Post
- 01/16/2023
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