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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez speaks during a news conference about the security planned for former President Donald Trump, who is set to appear at federal court Tuesday, in Miami on June 12, 2023. In a 2024 Republican presidential field full of long-shot candidates, Suarez may be, on paper anyway, the longest long shot of all. No sitting mayor has ever been elected U.S. president, a job that historically has been won by governors, vice presidents, senators or Cabinet secretaries. That hasn't deterred Suarez, who launched his presidential bid this week by talking up his unique experience leading the city of about 450,000. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee, File)

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez speaks during a news conference about the security planned for former President Donald Trump, who is set to appear at federal court Tuesday, in Miami on June 12, 2023. In a 2024 Republican presidential field full of long-shot candidates, Suarez may be, on paper anyway, the longest long shot of all. No sitting mayor has ever been elected U.S. president, a job that historically has been won by governors, vice presidents, senators or Cabinet secretaries. That hasn't deterred Suarez, who launched his presidential bid this week by talking up his unique experience leading the city of about 450,000. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee, File)

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