Business Insider: “A Donald Trump comeback tour is in the works once he’s beyond a second Senate impeachment trial, Insider has learned. That’s the strategy emerging out of Mar-a-Lago, the Trump-owned private club in South Florida where the former president now lives. Trump and his small post-White House team are holed up there planning out potential trips to campaign against Republicans who voted in support of his removal from office, according to 6 people close to the former president. ‘I’m sure he wants to get out a roulette wheel with all their faces on it,’ said one of the Republicans who remains tight with Trump. For now, the ex-president is shying from the spotlight as House Democrats prepare to make their case next week on the Senate floor that he bears direct responsibility for his supporters leading a deadly riot at the US Capitol on January 6th. Nobody in Trump’s orbit believes he will ultimately be convicted by the Senate. But Trump and his staff also know they need to be careful before the Senate trial. They’re getting advice that it’s not the right moment for him to go back out in public quite yet delivering stemwinding diatribes at campaign rallies targeting incumbent Republicans. ‘Even he recognizes that we have Trump fatigue,’ said the Republican close to Trump.”
“‘Even he knows that you can get overexposed, and he wore the electorate out. And that was part of the problem. He clearly wore the country out with his behavior between the election and the inauguration.’ ‘Honestly, Twitter did him a favor,’ the Republican added, referring to the social media company’s lifetime ban on the now-former president. Minus that free megaphone, some Trump advisors are pushing him to speak publicly as soon as possible. They’re concerned that he may be losing his grip on the GOP the longer he stays quiet. And there’s an argument that Trump staying silent for too long could undermine his chances to be a serious contender to once again secure the Republican presidential nomination in 2024, a former Trump campaign advisor noted.”