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Some Republicans fear this year’s election will be a suffocating race with tight results until the last minute.
US President Donald Trump is racing against time to regain trust and support for himself and his fellow Republicans. The first presidential debate and Trump’s Covid-19 are causing confusion within the party.
According to the AP, President Trump is aiming to restart the re-election campaign this week, hoping for an active move schedule and early approval from Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Add energy to your followers.
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| President Trump campaigned in Florida on October 12. Photo: AP |
Optimists say President Trump will repeat the feat of 2016 with his ability to get attention. It is clear that this party member agrees with President Donald Trump, according to Whit Ayres, a veteran Republican surveyor. This is good for legislators in “dark red” states, but it’s a big deal for people in battle states.
In fact, Republicans began to see the warning signs last month.
The departure of Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg represents a clear advantage over the Republican party, but at the same time it excites Democrats, creating a rain of money in favor of Joe Biden. Another member of this party.
Trump’s own supporters felt he was a bit rude when he frequently interrupted his opponents during the first presidential debate. Additionally, testing positive for Covod-19 also caused Trump to lose points to older voters.
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| The president of the United States, Donald Trump. Photo: AP |
Alex Conant, senior adviser for Senator Marco Rubio’s 2016 presidential campaign, said the good news for President Trump has been a long time, but he doesn’t know how to take advantage of it.
While President Trump’s campaign claims he has the potential for re-election, and his return to the campaign will encourage his loyal fans, polls of national voters still showed he was significantly outmatched by rival Biden. And despite gaining some advantage in battle states, Trump still faces many disadvantages in most states that may determine the results of this year’s election.
Senator Ted Cruz warned that if Republicans lose the White House and the bicameral, it could create a “hurricane” equivalent to the 1974 Watergate scandal. While Ari Fleischer, press secretary under former President George W. Bush, fearing that a bold victory for candidate Joe Biden “would create a tide to wash it all away.”
Republicans are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain a majority in the Senate, with stifling competition in the states of Maine, Colorado, Arizona and North Carolina, even in the states. “Dark red” like Kansas and South Carolina.
Dan Eberhart, a prominent Republican backer and also a Trump supporter, also expressed concern that President Trump’s handling of the Covid-19 translation is undermining support for castles. Republican, and possibly lead to a complete “sweep” of American politics from the Democratic Party.
“I hope the poll results are wrong. But Republicans need to know how to develop a campaign strategy committed to defending the Senate at all costs, even if it means sacrificing the House.” Oval, ”said Mr. Eberhart.
A key opportunity to change the trajectory of the bipartisan career is the confirmation hearings of the United States Supreme Court this week by Justice Barrett. Trump’s re-election campaign believes the hearings could divert attention from the Covid-19 epidemic and draw attention to candidate Joe Biden’s refusal to say whether he agrees with the increase. number of Supreme Court justices, elected or not.
Trump’s campaign team also believes that the return of the president of the United States to the election campaign and economic problems are factors that help him to reelection.
According to Tim Murtaugh, Trump’s campaign communications manager, “The election in this campaign comes down to one thing: Who do you trust to restore the great American economy – a president who did it? that once and will do it again, or Joe Biden and the 47 idle years in Washington? ”.
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President Trump ran a campaign in front of his supporters in Florida on October 12, after it was reported that he was negative for Covid-19 for ‘several days.
Doctor said Trump is negative for corona virus ‘for many days’
US President Donald Trump has tested negative for Covid-19 for several days and is not contagious to others, the White House doctor said Oct. 12.
