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A |     "It was a good night for the MAGA crew," admitted the left-leaning media website Vox on June 29: Utah Sen. Mike Lee, who enthusiastically supports Trump, fended off his more-moderate primary challengers; Gov. Kevin Stitt, who was endorsed by the former president in March, easily won the nomination in Oklahoma; Trump-endorsed Republicans Sen. Darren Bailey and Rep. Mary Miller came out on top in Illinois, to name but a few. Tuesday primaries were a reversal from last week, when the two congressional candidates supported by the former president lost their runoffs in Georgia.,"The America First movement is still in a pull position in Republican primaries," says Rory McShane, a Republican political consultant and strategist based in Texas. "Faithful Republican voters don't want a return to the unprincipled, go-along-to-get-along leadership of decades past.",According to McShane, the so-called "Trump camp" in the Republican Party is "extremely strong." Furthermore, "even candidates running against Trump-endorsed candidates are focusing their messaging on their similarities to President Trump," in order to command support among Republican voters, he remarks.,For their part, Democrats launched an unprecedented effort to interfere in GOP nominating contests across the country to fund "extreme right" candidates and attacking more moderate Republican hopefuls, according to Politico. Democratic-affiliated entities have spent millions on political ad contracts as the Dems believe that their candidates will easily defeat GOP MAGA nominees in the midterms. However, it appears that they have miscalculated, according to Timothy Hagle, a political science professor at the University of Iowa.,"Democrats tried to influence some races to get more conservative candidates as opponents," he says. "They weren't very successful in that strategy. Plus, there's always the possibility that the more conservative candidate could end up winning in the general election.",Britt's Alabama Primary Victory: Why a Trump Endorsement is a Tricky Thing23 June, 16:39 GMT,MAGA Movement Alive, GOP Has Plenty Trump Cards,Despite the Dems smearing of the MAGA camp especially following the controversial Capitol Hill incident of January 6, 2020, the pro-Trump movement is going on, according to the observers.,"The MAGA movement is alive and well, steamrolling traditional milquetoast Republicans," says McShane. "President Trump is undoubtedly the leader of the movement, but it exists outside of him also.",Still, one should not see Trump's endorsement as a magic spell, since some candidates backed by the former president won and some did not, according to Hagle.,"The dynamics of a particular set of candidates and of the issues in an area make a difference," the political scientist explains. "Whether a candidate actively supports Trump is likely secondary to how he or she handles the issues. In the post-Trump era many voters want someone who is willing to fight for the issues that are important to them. Republicans, in particular, have often been disappointed in the officeholders who don't seem to fight on the important issues. That's one reason why Trump did so well even though some were turned off by his personal style.",However, there has also been the case where Mehmet Oz, a GOP candidate for Pennsylvania, heavily capitalized on Trump's endorsement but dropped the president's brand immediately after winning the primaries. Observers warn that this may happen again, casting doubt on Alabama GOP winner Katie Britt's loyalty to the ex-president, in particular.,In general, the GOP has a lot of trump cards in these midterms, starting with Joe Biden's botched withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021 and ending with skyrocketing inflation and soaring food and energy prices, which the majority of the US voters blame on the president despite the latter's attempt to shift the responsibility on his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.,"The issues for this election are the usual 'kitchen table' issues such as jobs, the economy, and healthcare," says Hagle. "Inflation is a particular problem and we see other issues where Republicans find it easy to criticize Democrats and the Biden administration (e.g., baby formula shortage, other supply issues, immigration, rising crime).",© SputnikDonald Trump's 'Save America' campaign-style rally in Sarasota, Florida, 3 June, 2021Donald Trump's 'Save America' campaign-style rally in Sarasota, Florida, 3 June, 2021© Sputnik,Will Trump Run Again in 2024?,It's still unclear, however, whether Donald Trump himself will toss his hat into the ring in 2024.,Even though President Trump's support among Republicans isn't going anywhere, McShane doesn't think that the former president wants to seek a new bid.,"I don't think it is entirely clear at this point how strong Trump might be going forward," says Hagle. "One thing we often see in those thinking about a presidential run is greater participation in the preceding midterm elections. We've seen Trump be fairly active in the primaries. We'll see if he continues to be active in the midterms. We'll also see the extent to which candidates want him to participate on their behalf.",Given the problems facing the Biden administration, Trump and his supporters may believe that Donald has a good chance of defeating Joe or any other Democratic contender in 2024. At the same time, "given how successful the left was in demonizing him, many Republicans might prefer someone who is as strong as Trump on the issues but doesn't have the same personal style," according to the political scientist.,"This is why Governor DeSantis is getting a lot of attention," he stresses, referring to the 46th governor of Florida endorsed by Trump back in 2018.,Nevertheless, a new poll by Morning Consult/Politico released on 29 June clearly indicated that Trump has maintained his position among GOP voters, with the majority saying they'd vote for him in a 2024 Republican presidential primary. "Even though support for DeSantis appears to be on the rise, Trump continues to hold a commanding lead over the governor's 22%," Newsweek remarked on Wednesday.。    位于广州市黄埔区的澳门青年人创新部落。李剑锋 摄　　中国小康网讯 记者麦婉华 实习记者潘乐儿 通讯员 胡明星     4月26日，广州市黄埔区、清华大学（未来实验室）、清华珠三角研究院、澳门青创国际集团在清华大学签署合作协议，宣布共建清华珠三角研究院未来设计创新中心（以下简称：未来设计创新中心），以推动粤港澳大湾区的科技创新与产业发展。

B | 　　未来设计创新中心将依托清华大学未来实验室的雄厚资源，打造成一个集产业转化、教育、高端智库于一体的综合性设计创新平台。该中心将联合粤港澳三地建设设计创新产业联盟，在工业产品设计创新、文化创意场景应用、未来智能产业服务等领域落地一批技术转移转化成果，打造粤港澳大湾区科创的重要枢纽。　　“我们将通过设计创新，推出自主创新的应用成果，加速科技成果的产业化，为粤港澳大湾区的产业发展做出更多贡献。”未来设计创新中心主任徐迎庆主任表示，该中心将努力承担服务国家重大需求的社会责任，在创新设计学科建设、人才培养和学术研究等方面不断取得新成绩，做创新的推动者和实践者，做好大学、政府、企业间的合作纽带，为引领中国创新设计发展贡献力量。　　此次与清华大学的合作，广州开发区、黄埔区将充分发挥其“湾顶明珠”的区位优势和丰富的创新、产业资源，结合未来实验室的前沿技术探索，共同推动科技与社会的深度融合，引领未来科技的发展方向。　　作为此次合作的重要签约方，澳门青创国际集团将创新创业方面的丰富经验和成功实践，为孵化项目提供资源匹配和金融服务，打造功能完备的孵化基地，助力大湾区创新创业生态的构建。澳区全国人大代表、澳门青创国际集团董事长何敬麟在致辞中表示，将以开放的态度、务实的作风、创新的精神，共同推动未来设计创新中心的建设和发展，促进粤港澳大湾区科技创新活力迸发、产业发展提质增效，赋能湾区经济高质量发展。　　编辑：张玉荣。

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