Former President Donald Trump churned through many campaign managers and strategists (including Corey Lewandowski, Paul Manafort, Kellyanne Conway, Steve Bannon, Brad Parscale, and Bill Stepien).
Will Trump fire Chris LaCivita as "co-campaign manager" by 11:59pm ET on September 1, 2024? The resolution sources are (a) an American 'major outlet' referenced here, (b) all official campaign websites and social media channels, or (c) any Trump communication, press release, tweet, truth, or statement.
Firing, dismal, taking a leave of absence, resignation, reassigning to a PAC, or leaving the campaign for any reason will count as YES. "Layering" or hiring a new strategist above LaCivita will not count. His position as COO to the RNC is irrelevant to this question. If there is uncertainty about LaCavita's status with the Trump campaign, the market creator will use best judgement to resolve the question.
The market creator will not trade in this market. The market will not resolve as a percentage under any circumstances.
Background:
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