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The situation for Donald Trump after testing positive for COVID-19 is complex. Three debates remain on the agenda of the US presidential campaign, one of which will be between the vice-presidential candidates, next Wednesday, October 7, while the elections will be on November 3.
The second personal round between Trump and Democrat Biden should be on Thursday, October 15, but time is short and the president may not be ready for that date. This taking into account that the isolation period for infected people should be 14 days, and that is the almost exact time until the appointment.
If not reached by that date, the last chance would be the final debate on Thursday, October 22, although some analysts, such as the New York Times, they doubt that he could even rejoin the campaign.
That medium He even doubts that Trump will remain a candidate for the presidency if he begins to show symptoms, something that until now would not have happened according to the first reports from the White House.
In the face of what is lacking, his absence from the debates could prove detrimental, considering that he lags behind in the polls and his clear strategy to regain ground was to attack his opponent in the debate, cornering him and showing himself superior when arguing (rather than debating, since the push and pull between the two seemed independent of the arguments).
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