AFP Announces “Turning the Page” on Former President Trump, Seeks New Republican to Back in 2024 Presidential Run

Americans for Prosperity (AFP), a powerful network of political groups funded by conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch, has announced it is “turning the page” on former President Donald Trump and seeking another Republican to back in a 2024 run for the presidency.

In a three-page Sunday memo, AFP CEO Emily Seidel wrote that the best thing for the country would be to have a president in 2025 who represents a new chapter. Seidel said that the American people have shown that they are ready to move on, and AFP will help them do that.

The memo does not specifically name Trump, but its perspective on him and preferring someone “new” is clear. Seidel wrote that to write a new chapter for the country, they need to turn the page on the past.

AFP is one of the most influential conservative organizations in the United States, and its decision to not support Trump in the 2024 Republican presidential primaries could have a significant impact on the election. It is unclear who the network will support in the upcoming election, but it is likely that they will back a candidate who can lead the country forward and who can win.

The Republican primaries for the 2024 presidential election are still a few years away, but AFP’s decision to turn the page on Trump is a sign of the changing political landscape in the United States. It remains to be seen who the network will support in the upcoming election, but it is clear that they are looking for a candidate who can represent a new chapter for the country.