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“I woke up and felt great,” President Donald Trump told supporters at his campaign in Arizona. Tapping on the podium where he was speaking, Trump described the days he spent in the Covid-19 hospital: “I said, let me get out of here. Boom! Come here!”
As the president reinterpreted the shirtless move to show the superman Clark Kent’s “S” logo in the Man of Steel movie, the crowd below cheered, “Superman! Superman! Superman!”
Although he is 74 years old and obese, he still surprised many people by overcoming the disease that plagues the world. He is the same, always causing people to go from one surprise to another, whether it be a surprise from himself or from objective circumstances. It was a surprise victory in 2016, unprecedented operational policies, no one dared to let a sudden pandemic hit or the “October surprise” it tried to sustain. clinches in a sprint to retain a chair in the White House.
On the night of November 8, 2016, the whole world was shocked when real estate mogul Donald Trump unexpectedly won over Hillary Clinton to become the new head of the White House. Her victory was unexpected because she had never had political experience and had shocking statements against tradition, while former Secretary of State Hillary was far too experienced and held the lead on visits. detector.
The surprise does not end there. As soon as he took office, he destroyed one of the legacies that predecessor Obama was trying to achieve before leaving the White House by withdrawing the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), declaring a reinvention. negotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement and pressure China on trade issues. From being the flagship of globalization, the United States became a fierce opposition to globalization.
Although analysts still believe that the US-China trade war is unlikely to occur due to heavy losses for both sides, on March 22, 2018, the United States officially opened fire to begin imposing tariffs. 25% for $ 50 billion in Chinese goods. To this day, after many retaliatory attacks, that war has not ended, with the total value of goods and services affected by both sides reaching hundreds of billions of dollars.
On the foreign front, he became the first sitting US president to meet with the North Korean leader, close to a landmark deal to ease tensions between the United States and North Korea. Trump withdraws from the nuclear deal with Iran, withdraws from the Paris Agreement on climate change. He also surprised all the allies by taxing imported iron and steel from Europe, without concessions with Mexico and Canada, denying NATO as a burden.
It can be said that in four years sitting in the seat of the president of the United States, Donald Trump has “ruled” two completely opposite economies.
In the first phase, which lasted until March, the world’s largest economy has achieved many historic milestones in terms of employment, income and stock indexes. In the second period, marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, the US economy set dismal records, with the unemployment rate rising to the highest level since the Great Depression.
These two opposing economies are on the list of key factors that influence voters’ decisions. And Trump faced the harsh reality: Many of his accomplishments were erased in the blink of an eye. It is no exaggeration to say that without Covid-19, Trump would surely be re-elected.
Until earlier this year, President Trump’s first term was still felt and appreciated by the steady growth of the job market. However, when the pandemic swept through the economy, the number of jobs fell 15% in just 2 months. Since May, only half of them have been recovered. Thus, Trump enters the election with the most jobs lost under any president.
During the first three years of Trump’s term, the manufacturing sector created a number of jobs as promised. But the damage caused by social stretching measures, including the closure of many states, has left the three-year achievement in the smoke. In September, the sector saw a decline of 164,000 jobs, or 1.3%, since the time Trump took office.
The longest “bull” market in history took place during President Trump’s tenure, when investors were excited about his corporate tax cut in 2017. Despite the trade war with China entails. There are many risks, but the market still saw a record rise through 2020. When the pandemic began to spread in early 2020, the S&P 500 Index fell 34%. However, as of October 28, this index has risen 44% during Mr. Trump’s tenure and is a small bright spot on the “leaderboard” when you look at the numbers.
The history of elections in the United States has long witnessed “October surprises” that can completely change the racial situation. In 2016, the FBI investigation into Hillary was one of those events, and it made Trump a lot easier.
Unfortunately, at the same time that Trump needed more surprises, there were no surprises, or rather, the surprises he expected did not produce the desired effect.
President Donald Trump has asked Attorney General William Barr to immediately open an investigation into his father and son Joe Biden’s email scandal, just before the final live debate. The “grand corruption” mentioned by Trump is the case of the Biden family, Hunter Biden, suspected of using his father’s power when he was vice president to make money. More seriously, some emails taken from Hunter laptops mentioned sharing how “great” former Vice President Joe Biden is considered by many.
This email scandal makes many people think of the nightmare that befell the Democratic Party four years ago. However, that did not happen. Even almost a little surprise “The President infected with Covid-19” made Trump suffer.
This man’s life has seen many ups and downs. Before entering the White House, Donald Trump went bankrupt 6 times but was still a successful businessman, a billionaire in the end. Although bumpy and a bit chaotic in his early days, the first three years of his tenure went smoothly with a booming economy and stock market, with some foreign policy achievements. However, Covid-19 suddenly arrived and erased all his achievements. Many Republicans believe that Trump will be re-elected if the Covid-19 pandemic does not occur.
Anthony Scaramucci, who briefly served as the White House communications director, was with Trump in the final hours before the election ended. Scaramucci said that Trump himself predicted that Mrs. Clinton would win. As the two walked around Trump Tower, Trump asked what Scaramucci would do tomorrow. After hearing him say he had no plans yet, Trump shared that he had booked a private jet that could leave John F. Kennedy International Airport at any time, so that the next morning he could immediately fly to Scotland. , playing golf at the Turnberry resort. His thoughts are “okay, it’s over, it’s time and money, but let’s put it aside and move on.”
If Trump’s thoughts in 2016 were any guide, his attitude toward defeat might be similar to what many people predicted: “No one, nothing can make this man fall apart.”
The president’s niece, Mary Trump, said he would “present himself as the best the United States has ever had, and this does not deserve me, he would do something really important.” How to build a Trump tower in Moscow “.
