Former President Donald Trump hopes to get back in the saddle by taking advantage of Joe Biden’s setbacks. His supporters have in mind the presidential election of 2024.
He is the one whose name is never mentioned but who comes up in all discussions. Since he took off aboard Air Force One on the morning of January 20 over the lawns of the White House after taking care not to attend the swearing in of his rival and winner of the Presidential election, Donald Trump keeps rubbing his hands. Everything he was able to undertake during his four years of presidency, to say the least animated, Joe Biden nevertheless unravels it or tries to commit the feat. The return of the United States to the Paris Agreement for the fight against global warming loudly rejected by its predecessor. Rule. The adoption in Congress of the infrastructure renovation plan with the crazy figure of 1,000 billion dollars, the unfulfilled promise of his worst adversary. Validated. But nothing helps. Banished forever from Twitter, the voice of the ousted president resonates more than ever through his 73.9 million voters present in 2020, 4.4 million more than Barack Obama in his time, and yet far fewer than the 80 .1 million ballots collected by Joe Biden.
Tanned, pounds lighter
The apparent invisibility of the “MAGA man” makes Washington tremble. “The best way to deal with the enemy is to approach them”, said Nelson Mandela. But it is difficult here to track down the fierce opponent who is simmering, with great fire, his big comeback in 2024. His main weapon of war: what many political analysts have baptized across the Atlantic “The Big Lie”, the “big lie”, namely his victory supposedly stolen by corrupt Democrats on the evening of November 3, 2020. The mayonnaise took and very quickly. Evidenced by the assault on the Capitol on January 6, 2021, yet firmly reprimanded and condemned on all sides. This revised and corrected version of the presidential election has even taken root in the minds of its supporters over the months and not only, because the stakes are high. The famous “midterms”, with the approaching mid-term elections, a number of Republican candidates have no hesitation in rallying to the cause of their leader and his theories, which have been verified and therefore denied many times, in the hope of winning a seat next November. Tanned, pounds lighter, his immutable red cap screwed on his head, Donald Trump demonstrated his strategy live this weekend in the small town of Florence, Arizona. “I competed twice and I won twice, he hammered, in great shape, during his first rally of the year in this southwestern state where only 10,000 votes separated him from his rival to win. In front of local candidates whom he parades on stage, Donald Trump passes the baton, assured, in exchange for his support, of their “arranged” version of the electoral protocol. his strong grip on the Republican Party (GOP), which, added to a vast search operation across the states, could well tip Congress in his favor at the end of the year and, in turn, open the way for him in 2024. Won’t the lucky ones be indebted to their aspirant? Enough to make the Democrats lose their heads in front of a silent Joe Biden, less prompt with the press than his outsider and who is feared, with his discreet vice -president, Kamala Harris, too weak a defense against a defeated president but p perked up more than ever. With all the signals red, Hillary Clinton’s name is even starting to circulate.
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