American Presidential Election 2020
Trump did not even think so
Donald Trump did not even think so. Will win the election - he was confident. But he did not seem to understand what had happened. He is losing his second term as the first incumbent president since 1992. Through a nuclear disarmament deal with North Korea, the arch-enemy of the United States, through mediation to normalize Middle East relations with Israel, and through a trade war with China, he may have thought he would gain greater support in the country. So he became desperate to win the election. But he may not have known that the coronavirus issue had eaten him to the ground like a worm. He has canceled a historic nuclear deal with Iran signed by former President Barack Obama.
Soon after coming to power, Paris pulled the United States out of the climate deal, forcing only 15-year-old Greta Thanberg to shed tears. Has unilaterally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. For all these reasons, the ground has slowly shifted from under Trump's feet. He may not have realized it. This time he is not willing to accept defeat in the presidential election. Before the election, he announced that he would approach the Supreme Court. Moreover, he has repeatedly said that he will not hand over power peacefully if defeated. When the coronavirus killed at least 230,000 people in his home country, causing panic across the United States, including New York, he blamed the "Chinese virus" instead of tackling the situation. By doing so, he has used politics to stab China rather than bring the coronavirus to the fore. He also said that he has avoided the horrors of coronavirus as people will be scared. Counter Joe Biden has sharply criticized him for being cautious on the Corona issue. Joe called Biden a "sleepy joe." As a result, voters who are not staunch supporters of either the Republicans or the Democrats have recalculated. Trump has been accused of vote rigging in the wake of a series of back-and-forth election results in six swing states. He said that vote fraud was taking place in those states. As a result, he or his team has challenged legal recounts in at least four of those states. Either way, he really wanted to be elected president in the place of his confidence. But in the last judgment he could not. This was not supposed to happen to him.
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I am freelance journalist and life time member of International Freelance Photographers Organization, USA and A I News Correspondent ,USA.I have 2 blogs: https://bdvillagenews.blogspot.com and https://malaybiz12.blogspot.com.
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