Donald Trump Jr. to join Wisconsin’s first GOP debate.

Donald Trump Jr. is making a bold move by attending the first ⁢Republican presidential primary ​debate in Wisconsin, ‌even though⁢ his father has chosen not to participate.

Excitedly⁤ sharing⁤ his⁤ plans on social media ⁢platform‍ X (formerly ‌known as⁣ Twitter), Trump Jr. ⁣wrote, “We’re excited to ‍see all‌ of our friends in Milwaukee who want ⁣to Make​ America Great Again!!!”

Prior to his ⁤announcement, Trump Jr.​ and Kimberly Guilfoyle revealed to the ⁣Daily Caller that they will be taking‍ part in the debate. They expressed confidence that in 2024,‍ GOP voters will reject⁢ the RINO establishment and re-nominate President Trump in a landslide. Additionally, they will ⁤conduct interviews ⁤for former ‌President ⁣Donald Trump and⁢ promote their Rumble​ shows.

Trump’s⁤ campaign has confirmed that Trump ​Jr. ‍will be⁤ in Wisconsin, serving as a media surrogate for his father.

President Donald Trump ‍made headlines on Sunday when he announced on his Truth Social platform that he would not be attending ‍the debate, which is being hosted ⁣by Fox News⁤ on the evening of Aug. 23.

In a tweet, President Trump ⁢shared the results of a new CBS poll that showed him leading the ⁢field by “legendary” numbers. He emphasized his successful presidency and listed his accomplishments.

Instead of participating in the debate, President Trump has opted for an⁣ interview with former Fox ⁣News host Tucker Carlson.

Furthermore, President Trump has announced ‌that ​he will surrender to authorities at ‌Fulton‍ County jail‍ in⁤ Georgia on Aug.​ 24, in connection to⁢ charges related to‍ his efforts ⁤to‍ dispute the⁤ state’s 2020 election​ results.

Debate

Qualifying for the Aug.​ 23 debate requires ⁣meeting polling and‌ donor requirements set by the Republican National Committee⁢ (RNC).⁢ The RNC has announced that eight candidates have met the requirements and will participate‍ in⁣ the debate.

The eight candidates are Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, Doug Burgum, Asa Hutchinson, and Tim Scott.

Larry Elder, who announced his 2024 White House bid in April, claims to have also qualified ‌for⁢ the debate.​ However, according to Arizona Republican Kari​ Lake,‌ Elder is not allowed to join the debate ⁤due to the affiliation of one of his polls ⁤with Trump.

Rep. Byron Donalds has ‌expressed his ‌excitement about​ attending the⁣ debate, emphasizing his role as​ Co-Chair⁤ of the⁢ RNC’s Bank Your Vote campaign.

Meanwhile, Reps. Marjorie Taylor ⁤Greene​ and Matt Gaetz will ⁣be speaking on Right Side Broadcasting Network ⁣(RSNB) on Rumble at 11 p.m. ET on Aug.