The Republican Party plans to carry its second presidential major debate on the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California.

Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel introduced the choice Thursday throughout a speech on the library. She didn't present a date however the occasion will observe the primary debate in Milwaukee in August.

“I firmly believe that our next president will be on that stage,” Ms. McDaniel advised the library crowd.

The library has hosted debates earlier than, together with one in 2015 within the run-up to Donald Trump’s victory the next yr. The web site has symbolic significance for the GOP, given its reverence for the Reagan period.

Ms. McDaniel mentioned the approaching race is “so important” and there are contrasts between the celebration on issues like legislation and order and securing the border.

“We’re not dealing with small, minor differences between two parties. These are not simple policy discussions that we’re discussing. We’re electing and determining the future of our country,” she mentioned. “There are two very different paths being laid out.”

Ms. McDaniel didn't define how the candidates would qualify however the subject is taking form.

The former president, Mr. Trump, is looking for his previous job whereas Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is predicted to launch a bid within the coming months.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson and enterprise entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy are within the race whereas Sen. Tim Scott, South Carolina Republican, shaped an exploratory committee and will run.

President Biden hasn’t formally declared his reelection bid however he’s signaled that an announcement is imminent.

A small circle of advisers is planning to launch the marketing campaign with a video announcement on Tuesday, the anniversary of Mr. Biden’s 2019 announcement, in line with CNN.

The timing might change, however the outlet cited a senior Democratic official as saying it's “no longer helpful or necessary to not just say the obvious: He’s running.”

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