Trump’s documents should pave the way for a fierce internal battle the Republican Party To get the ticket to run for president, at a time when the American president commented, Joe BidenSay that former Republican president "disappoint" country during his tenure.
But there are 6 obstacles that stand in the way of Trump sitting in the presidential chair in the Oval Office again:
1- The burden of the first mandate
Trump’s road to White House It’s not a bed of roses, as one network service has revealed "BBC"That several obstacles stand in the way of the former US president’s ambition: – In addition to these obstacles, party members recall his inability to undo the health care reforms introduced by the Democrats during his previous term.
- The fact that nothing has been accomplished on the ground has something to do with his repeated promises to invest in infrastructure.
- While Trump has done a number of things, such as cutting taxes and reforming the penal system, his dealings with the Corona pandemic that swept the world in the midst of his US presidency could open fire on him from a number of fronts.
- The ghost of January 6 is still in the memory of Americans, as he has to justify his behavior at the end of his presidential term and his role in the attack on the seat of Congress in 2021, after his supporters appeared while raising his banners and vandalized the council halls, amid tear gas.
2- The crisis of the midterm elections
Trump was not far from the scene midterm elections which took place recently, as revealed by a network "NBC News" America, that the former US president was the reason for the loss of his Republican party in that election.
And he explained that the vote numbers in that election indicated that Trump’s continued dominance of the Republican Party caused the recent election to revolve around a defeated former president, more than around the current president and the ruling party.
3- The obstacle of age
The question is not limited to this point, but the age factor will be one of the obstacles that Trump will have to face, who wants to return to the White House.
- In his win, Trump will be 78 when he is sworn in in January 2025, the same age Biden entered the White House, making him the second-oldest president in history. united state.
- The former Republican president has always criticized what he considered a weakness in the mental capacity of his successor, Biden, while praising himself.
4- Judicial problems
Judicial problems are also one of the things that worries Trump:
- Take on a criminal investigation into election fraud State of Georgia.
- He is facing a civil investigation into fraud related to his business empire in New York.
- He faces a federal investigation into his role in the attack on the headquarters Congress.
- His handling of classified documents after his presidential term.
This is indicated by Washington political analyst, Mahdi Afifi, in statements to"Sky News Arabia"stating that one of the reasons for Trump’s candidacy is his attempt to evade his criminal responsibility, whether he is accused of corruption which he faces in New York stateor the January events in which he was accused of what is called regime change and not leaving the White House, and many issues that could prevent him from returning to the White House.
Afifi explained that Republicans feel that Trump is no longer the strong horse to represent their party, and they need to overcome this, especially after the midterm elections decline, as everyone who supported them in the election was unsuccessful. , and then they blame him for the reasons for this failure.
5- Strong competitors
Furthermore, the political analyst believes that Trump’s chances in the elections are not great, given the presence of strong competitors from the Republican Party.
And the party poles started talking Governor of Florida Ron DeSantis, who presents himself as a strong rival of Trump, in addition to Mike Pence His former vice president who published a book the same day Trump’s presidential candidacy was announced and criticized him while hosting a television program.
added: "Republicans won’t rally around Trump this time around, and there is a belief that he should pass his stage".
6- Support battle
Subsequent surveys indicate that:
- Several Republican politicians are already competing with Trump, while the former president was believed to have near unanimity.
- It is not yet confirmed whether the governor of Florida, De SantisHe is set to run for president in 2024, but the Republican politician has growing support.
- A poll, the results of which were announced on the eve of Trump’s candidacy announcement, showed; De Santis is ahead of Trump, by a large margin, if the two are contending for the Republican nomination.
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Feet trump Application documents US federal election, Then, speaking to supporters at his Florida residence, he said his decision seeks to “make America great again.”
Trump’s documents should pave the way for a fierce internal battle the Republican Party To get the ticket to run for president, at a time when the American president commented, Joe Bidensaying the former Republican president “failed” his country during his tenure.
But there are 6 obstacles that stand in the way of Trump sitting in the presidential chair in the Oval Office again:
1- The burden of the first mandate
Trump’s road to White House It is not a bed of roses, as a BBC report revealed that several obstacles stand in the way of the former US president’s ambition: – In addition to these obstacles, party members recall his inability to undo reforms health care that the Democrats introduced during his previous term.
- The fact that nothing has been accomplished on the ground has something to do with his repeated promises to invest in infrastructure.
- While Trump has done a number of things, such as cutting taxes and reforming the penal system, his dealings with the Corona pandemic that swept the world in the midst of his US presidency could open fire on him from a number of fronts.
- The ghost of January 6 is still in the memory of Americans, as he has to justify his behavior at the end of his presidential term and his role in the attack on the seat of Congress in 2021, after his supporters appeared while raising his banners and vandalized the council halls, amid tear gas.
2- The crisis of the midterm elections
Trump was not far from the scene midterm elections Which happened recently, when the American network “NBC News” revealed that the former US president was the reason for the loss of his Republican Party in that election.
And he explained that the vote numbers in that election indicated that Trump’s continued dominance of the Republican Party caused the recent election to revolve around a defeated former president, more than around the current president and the ruling party.
3- The obstacle of age
The question is not limited to this point, but the age factor will be one of the obstacles that Trump will have to face, who wants to return to the White House.
- In his win, Trump will be 78 when he is sworn in in January 2025, the same age Biden entered the White House, making him the second-oldest president in history. united state.
- The former Republican president has always criticized what he considered a weakness in the mental capacity of his successor, Biden, while praising himself.
4- Judicial problems
Judicial problems are also one of the things that worries Trump:
- Take on a criminal investigation into election fraud State of Georgia.
- He is facing a civil investigation into fraud related to his business empire in New York.
- He faces a federal investigation into his role in the attack on the headquarters Congress.
- His handling of classified documents after his presidential term.
Washington political analyst Mahdi Afifi indicates this in statements to “Sky News Arabia”, stating that one of the reasons for Trump’s candidacy is his attempt to evade his criminal responsibility, whether he is accused of corruption in the face of him in New York stateor the events in January in which he was accused of what is called regime change and not leaving the White House, and many problems that could prevent him from returning to the White House.
Afifi explained that Republicans feel that Trump is no longer the strong horse to represent their party, and they need to overcome this, especially after the midterm elections decline, as everyone who supported them in the election was unsuccessful. , and then they blame him for the reasons for this failure.
5- Strong competitors
In addition, the political analyst believes that Trump’s chances in the elections are not great, given the presence of strong competitors from the Republican Party.
And the party poles started talking Governor of Florida Ron DeSantis, who presents himself as a strong rival of Trump, in addition to Mike Pence His former vice president who published a book the same day Trump’s presidential candidacy was announced and criticized him while hosting a television program.
He added, “Republicans won’t rally around Trump this time around, and there’s a belief that we need to get past his stage.”
6- Support battle
Subsequent surveys indicate that:
- Several Republican politicians are already competing with Trump, while the former president was believed to have near unanimity.
- It is not yet confirmed whether the governor of Florida, De SantisHe is set to run for president in 2024, but the Republican politician has growing support.
- A poll, the results of which were announced on the eve of Trump’s candidacy announcement, showed; De Santis is ahead of Trump, by a large margin, if the two are contending for the Republican nomination.