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Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank has identified former President Donald Trump's biggest asset in the 2024 presidential race: Namely, the potential amnesia of American voters.

In his latest piece, Milbank zeroes in on Trump asking Americans if they're better off now than they were four years ago, which was a time when Americans couldn't leave their houses, businesses were shut down en masse, and thousands of Americans were dying every day from a virus that Trump sought to continuously downplay as a threat to public health.

President Joe Biden was joined by two of his Democratic predecessors for a fundraiser that raked in more than $26 million, and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough pointed out that Donald Trump would never be able to put together that sort of public display of support.

Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton joined Biden at the star-studded event moderated by late night host Stephen Colbert in New York City, and The Atlantic's Mark Leibowitz told the "Morning Joe" host that he was struck by that show of unity around the president.

The man who helped broker the deal for former President Donald Trump to set up a golf resort in Scotland now has deep regrets.

The BBC reports that Neil Hobday, the project director for Trump's golf resort in Aberdeenshire, has apologized for pushing through a deal that he says has not delivered on its promises to local residents.

A significant portion of Republican primary voters continue to reject Donald Trump despite there being no viable alternatives on the ballot, and his supporters are rationalizing that lackluster performance with election fraud conspiracy theories.

Trump secured just 75 percent of the vote in the Kansas primary on March 19, but Nikki Haley drew 16 percent of the vote despite dropping out nearly two weeks earlier and "none of the names shown" picked up 5 percent, and the numbers were similar that same day in Arizona and Ohio, reported The Daily Beast.