Through Truth Social, the social network he owns, Trump criticized the American president, after having had several failed public appearances, prior to making the decision to withdraw his candidacy from the elections. “It’s a new day and Joe Biden doesn’t remember dropping out of the race yesterday!”wrote the Republican Party leader.
He continued his message: “He is demanding his campaign agenda and arranging talks with Presidents Xi of China and Putin of Russia, on the possible outbreak of World War III”and concluded: “Biden is ‘sharp, determined, energetic, angry and ready for action!'”
This ironic message came after a previous post questioned the means by which the Democratic leader became President of the United States. “Corrupt Joe Biden was unfit to run for President, and he certainly is unfit to serve – and never was! “He only rose to the position of President by lying, Fake News, and not coming out of his Basement,” the Republican posted.
After Joe Biden’s withdrawal, what the polls say about a possible clash between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris
The withdrawal of the candidacy of Joe Biden shook up American politics and undoubtedly opened a new panorama for the elections of November 5. Although it remains to be seen who will be chosen by the Democratic Party to face Republican Donald Trumpall signs point to the vice president Kamala Harris.
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Biden’s candidacy already has the support of Biden, who noted: “My first decision as a party candidate in 2020 was to choose Kamala Harris as my vice president. And It has been the best decision I have madeToday I want to offer all my support and support for Kamala to be our party’s candidate this yearDemocrats: It’s time to unite and beat Trump. Let’s do it,” he said on his social networks minutes after announcing that he would not seek reelection. In addition to the President, he also received support from figures such as Bill and Hilary Clintonalthough the Democratic candidate will end up being defined between the August 19 and 22, during the party convention in Chicago.
Although the first electoral polls positioned Biden far behind Trump, With a difference of about five points, polls indicate that Harris would have a better chance against the Republican. In a reshuffle of the firm Bendixen & Amandi Inc., the vice president maintains a a one-point lead over the Republican, whom he would beat by 42%-41%.
The poll, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 points, showed a 12% undecided and 3% supporting other candidates.
In another survey conducted by CNN and SSRSTrump would be ahead with a 47% of the voteswhile Harris would add Four. Five%a result within the margin of error that suggests that There is no clear winner in such a scenario. In that same survey, Biden would get 43%, behind his vice president.
For its part, the opinion poll conducted by NPR on July 12 also predicted a narrow victory for the Democrat, who would obtain 50% of the votes, against 49% of Trump.
Source: Ambito
