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The assessment that Donald Trump is more likely to be re-elected president of the United States, according to the data so far, was expressed by the internationalist and ND deputy, Angelos Syrigos, in statements to SKAI and the TODAY program.
“Based on the law of probability, I think that Donald Trump has a little more chance of being re-elected, since he has the leadership in critical states.” I read in the American press that the vote counting continues in several states.
He added that if it were not for the coronavirus and the crisis it caused, the Republican would “walk around” pointing out that “it is clear that despite what happened, he will win the elections.” He does not speak the correct political language of the Democrats because the Democratic candidate, Clinton, was the preeminent representative of the political establishment, and Joe Biden is an elderly candidate, considered by many to be boring.
For his part, Petros Liakouras, professor of International Law at the Department of International and European Studies at the University of Piraeus, pointed out that the result will be judged by specific states. “A defining state is generally Ohio, which generally shows that whoever is elected has not lost that state. You also have to wait for Pennsylvania, which is in dispute with both candidates, but also to see the final results with Florida, because there seems to be a Florida, which was generally in favor of the Democrats, has turned to the Republicans and vice versa. “Second-generation Spaniards have built their property and they do not want it to be lost and they want the doctrine of public order,” stressed the Mr. Liakouras.
As for Trump’s comment on Twitter that the Democrats want to steal the election, the professor said the US president wants to give a sense of panic by announcing that if he is not the same winner, he will take things to the extreme and question the result. of elections.
Source: skai.gr
