Donald Trump Selects Head of His 2020 Presidential Campaign

Reports indicate that Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has chosen the head of his campaign for his second presidential term. Brad Parscale, referred to as a key player in the digital space, has been appointed by Mr. Trump as the head of his campaign. As Donald Trump prepares for the 2020 presidential election, there are about eight months until the congressional elections, after which it will be determined whether the Republican Party will still hold the majority in Congress or if the Democrats will take control. Mr. Trump, who is currently 71 years old, announced his intention to run for president by sending a letter to the Electoral Commission on January 20, 2017. The report states that on the same day he took the presidential oath, he submitted an official request to launch his campaign for a second term. Brad Parscale resides in San Antonio, Texas. He was the digital director of Trump's campaign during the recent presidential election, which resulted in Trump's victory. In an interview with CBS's '60 Minutes', Parscale mentioned that during the election, he requested comprehensive training from Facebook and Twitter on how to best utilize these platforms. He is noted for bringing in low but crucial votes for Trump's presidential campaign. The news of Brad Parscale's appointment as Trump's campaign manager was first published on Tuesday on the conservative site 'Drudge Report'. Reuters and the Associated Press later confirmed this news citing their sources. Brad Parscale is a close friend of Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, and has previously worked for Trump's business organization.