Former President Donald Trump has rehired Corey Lewandowski, his controversial 2016 campaign manager, along with several other seasoned allies, to bolster his 2024 presidential campaign. The additions come as Trump faces a tightened race against Democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite Lewandowski's past allegations of sexual misconduct, Trump’s campaign managers Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita praised the new team’s experience. Other hires include Tim Murtaugh, Taylor Budowich, Alex Pfeiffer, and Alex Bruesewitz, who have all held significant roles in previous Trump campaigns or pro-Trump Super PACs. The campaign aims to leverage this experience to counter Harris and Tim Walz, who are described as representing a 'radical ticket'. This staffing expansion follows recent polls showing Harris gaining ground in key swing states.