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Foreign policy crossroads that shook the world order after the US presidential election on 3
Trump “The Red Wave Will Come”
Biden “What to Pack for Trump”
American Choice Day, who will laugh Two days before the US presidential election, a woman wears a mask with the president’s face and stars and stripes on President Donald Trump’s campaign at the Oparoca, Florida airport, the largest battlefield on Day 1 ( local time). A woman who participated in Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s campaign in Detroit, Michigan on the 31st of last month, wore masks with the faces of Biden and Vice President Camela Harris (pictured right). Amid the spread of the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) in the United States, voters wore various masks and expressed their support for each candidate. Oparoca Detroit = AP NewsisOn the 3rd (local time), the 2020 US Presidential Elections will be adjourned, which are considered the “ most important elections in US political history. ” According to the results of the presidential election, which took place in the composition of ‘Trump vs. anti-Trump ‘, it will be decided whether the’ American priority ‘, which is shaking the world, will continue for four more years.
If President Donald Trump is re-elected, the wave of “American priority” he has pursued is expected to increase. It is very likely that the Trump administration in the second term will continue the neoclassicalism of ‘My Way’ that puts the American national interest before multilateral diplomacy through cooperation with international organizations and alliances. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, on the other hand, criticized the external Trump-style move for weakening America’s influence in the international arena, professing to strengthen cooperation with allies and restore multilateralism. Depending on the results of this presidential election, the situation on the Korean peninsula is also expected to change.
In the end, this presidential election is also a choice if Americans will pursue their own preferences even at the risk of criticism from their allies, or if they will reestablish their influence on the world stage and return to the traditional United States. The British Daily Independent analyzed that “this presidential election will be the most influential election in world history.”
On the first day, two days before the election, President Trump was confident that “there will be a big red wave on Election Day,” with a raging campaign in five states from northern Michigan to southern Florida. With more than 94 million pre-voting voters (68% of total voters in 2016), Democratic supporters were nearly 1.5 times more than Republicans, and he urged his supporters to meet and vote on Election Day. . The Biden campaign in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, criticized President Trump’s lack of response to the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19), saying: “Trump is the time to pack your bags and go home.” Election information analysis companies and major media companies are analyzing that candidate Biden is superior to President Trump in the electoral body based on the votes at the polls. However, many companies and media categorize more than a third of the electoral body as ‘competition’, which makes it difficult to predict the outcome. According to the US electoral information analysis firm Real Clear Politics (RCP), in Florida, North Carolina and Arizona, in the southern “ sun belt ”, there is a close battle with the gap in the approval rating of about 1 percentage point.
▼ “Biden will destroy the US economy” “Trump is a virus … Defeat him” ▼
Trump’s Broad Campaign Against Biden’s Tweezers Campaign
Trump, who lags behind in voter turnout and approval ratings, marches vigorously until midnight in search of five states a day.
Negative offensive “It should stop the left in power”
Biden focuses on Pennsylvania, a democratic garden stolen by Trump during the last presidential election
President Donald Trump, dressed in a red hat and gloves, dances with outstretched arms during a large-scale face-to-face campaign held at North Carolina’s Hickory Airport on the first (local time) two days before the presidential election. from the United States (pictured on the left). Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, dressed in a sweater, ran a drive-in campaign in which supporters use vehicles to block COVID-19 infection in a park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hickory = AP Newsis Philadelphia = AP NewsisThe first (local time), when there were only two days left until the US presidential elections, there was a big difference in the campaign strategies of the US president, Donald Trump, and the US Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden. On the same day, President Trump ran a broad campaign to visit five states: Michigan (north), Iowa (center), North Carolina (southeast), Georgia (southeast) and Florida (south), while Biden was a key player. of the career. They chose a “pick and focus” strategy centered on Pennsylvania, where their hometown is located.
President Trump focused on the ‘negative’ offensive, even mobilizing unfounded criticism of candidate Biden. According to the Washington Post (WP), President Trump traveled to five states of the race that day and said: “Biden is an arsonist, a looter, a gun bearer, a Marxist and a stakeholder contender. If he came to power, he would ban prayer in public schools and instill anti-American lies in children. “” If Biden, a radical leftist, takes power, he will destroy the US economy, “the meeting of conservative voters called, a supporter The last campaign carried out at an airport in Miami, Florida that day began at 11:30 pm on the same day and ended after 0:00 on the 2nd.
Biden, on the other hand, called on black voters to join the vote in Philadelphia, the largest city in Pennsylvania. He stressed that both he and his wife, Jill, are from Pennsylvania and that “we will provide a real economic opportunity for a black society. Vote at an unprecedented level. ” He then focused on sending anti-Trump messages, saying, “The Trump administration’s response to Corona 19, which is close to criminal level, has resulted in massive casualties in the black community.” “Trump is a virus. First we will defeat this virus ”.
As a result of Axios political media counting the places where two candidates were campaigning or expected to run from 26 to 2 this month, President Trump conducted 29 campaigns in 11 states and 12 regions, including the capital Washington, during this week. Candidate Biden appeared in campaigns 20 times in nine states during the same period. Notably, President Trump traveled not only to Rustbelt (a declining Northeast industrial zone) like Wisconsin and the southern sunbelt like Florida, but also to western Arizona, but Biden focused on the Rustbelt campaign.
The reason the two candidates pursue opposite campaign strategies is due to the difference in the number of voters who dominate each candidate, and the difference in the approval rate and the number of funds raised. President Trump, who has been rated relatively inferior on all three issues, is adopting a strategy to turn the market around based on his running campaign and the enthusiastic support of key supporters.
According to the US electoral information analysis firm Real Clear Politics (RCP), out of a total of 538 voters a day, Biden is dominated by 216 and President Trump by 125 voters. To secure the 270 electoral troops needed for the election, there are many more regions in which President Trump has to win, which means he will continue a strong march through four to five states a day. On the other hand, candidate Biden, who has a relatively dominant position, focuses on the reconquest of Pennsylvania, which was handed over to President Trump in the 2016 presidential election, despite strong support from the Democratic Party.
The two candidates decided to continue with the opposite strategy on the 2nd. President Trump has organized campaigns in four states: Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Michigan and Wisconsin. In particular, in Michigan, which gained a gap of just 0.3 percentage points against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in the presidential election four years ago, it decided to attack aggressively with two campaigns. Biden, on the other hand, only visits Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio. In particular, in Ohio (18 constituents), Biden has consistently held sway in approval ratings, and in recent polls, President Trump appears to be leading the way. Both sides are waging a close fight that cannot be withdrawn.
Washington = Correspondent Lee Jung-eun [email protected] Go to reporter’s page>
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