Tanu Henry, Antonio Ray Harvey and Joe W. Bowers Jr. | California Black Media
On Oct. 26, Larry Elder, the Los Angeles-based conservative radio talk show host and former California gubernatorial candidate, announced that he is dropping out of the 2024 U.S. Presidential race.
In the same announcement, which he posted on the social media site X, Elder endorsed former President Donald J. Trump for POTUS.
“I have been steadfast in my belief that the biggest issues facing our nation are the crisis of fatherlessness, the dangerous lie that America is systemically racist, the need for an amendment to the constitution to set federal spending to a fixed percentage of the GDP,” Elder wrote.
Among other priorities, the man who frequently refers to himself as the “the sage from South Central,” said he is an advocate for smaller government, and he wants to replace District Attorneys across the country he believes are backed by the Left-leaning billionaire George Soros.
Elder said Trump’s leadership has been “instrumental in advancing conservative, America-first principles and policies.”