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The Democratic presidential candidate is ahead in the polls, but can hardly be seen in the election campaign. Donald Trump is completely different. Welcome to a new episode of the American Elections podcast.
Campaigning at Home: Presidential candidate Joe Biden gives a speech on climate change and wildfires in Wilmington, Delaware, where he lives.
Photo: Patrick Semansky (Keystone)
Joe Biden leads the polls. In national forecasts 7 percent on average. The Democratic candidate also leads in contested states like Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Pennsylvania. Even in traditionally Republican Arizona, he has an advantage.
It’s reminiscent of September 2016. Four years ago, Hillary Clinton looked like the sure winner. It turned out different. Is Joe Biden aware of this? Or is he simply falling asleep over his possible electoral victory? Because Donald Trump travels a lot like then and campaigns in large rooms. And your audience is delighted.
Election campaign underway: President Donald Trump speaks with his supporters in Henderson, the state of Nevada in the United States.
Photo: Andrew Harnik (Keystone)
Music also plays an important role in every Trump rally. This was the sound of recently before a concert in Michigan Song «Lucky sonGerman “Happy Son”, the band Creedence Clearwater Revival. The fact that Donald Trump is playing this hit is not without irony. The question is whether it is voluntary or not.
Longtime US correspondent Martin Kilian and Christof Münger, head of the international department on Tamedia’s Zurich editorial team, discuss the US election campaign down the stretch in another episode of the podcast on the American elections.
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