Former president to hit the stump to campaign with 2022 Republican midterm candidates.

Donald Trump isn’t running for office in 2022, but his Make America Great Again rallies are making a comeback, according to a top aide.

Trump plans to restart his signature assemblies “as soon as late spring or early summer” as part of an effort to elect Republican candidates in the midterm election.

Trump “has already begun to vet and endorse candidates for 2022, with an eye toward electing not just Republican candidates, but America First Republican candidates,” Mr.

Trump to relaunch MAGA rallies, senior adviser says.

He confirmed the statement Saturday to the Washington Times after tweeting “yes they are” in response to a Mic headline: “Brace yourself: Trump’s MAGA rallies are coming back.”.

“Brace yourselves, folks: Trump‘s MAGA rallies are coming back” https://t.co/lO3du6LMdJ.

Trump has already made a dozen 2022 endorsements, throwing his support behind incumbent Republican Sens

Trump held more than 150 rallies during his four-year presidency, according to a list maintained by Wikipedia, typically appearing with other prominent Republicans and drawing thousands of supporters in MAGA caps and swag at the larger venues