North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has said he would vote for Donald Trump again in 2024, but draws the line at ever conducting business with the man he's now running against for the Republican presidential nomination.
again as president, but draws the line at ever conducting business with the man he's now running against for the Republican presidential nomination.
One person Burgum said he'd be comfortable doing business with is Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of Twitter and Tesla. At a campaign event in New Hampshire on Friday, Burgum said that if had to choose between voting for Trump and voting for Biden, he'd vote for Trump in an instant. “You’re asking me a hypothetical question about something from two years from now, when we don’t even know if this is going to go forward or if there’s even going to be a conviction," Burgum told Hugh Hewitt in an interview last month.
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