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How does Joe BIDEN aim to BEAT Donald TRUMP? - VisualPolitik EN
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2020 is advancing as fast as the coronavirus is spreading. November 3rd is getting closer and closer. And that, that means the U.S. election is coming up. An election that is set to be particularly turbulent:
In the wake of the Covid-19 health crisis and its terrible consequences, there is a more than complicated economic landscape. And that’s on top of the results of Donald Trump’s first term in office. It may seem normal to us today, but the truth is that the last four years have been anything but ordinary. The succession of scandals, resignations, and sudden terminations has been a constant in the Trump Administration. And let’s not forget that during this last mandate we have experienced a whole process of impeachment against the President of the United States.
The fact is that Donald Trump arrives at this election at what is perhaps the worst moment in his political career. And that prompts some questions: How is the alternative presented by the Democratic Party? Who exactly is Joe Biden? How long has he been in politics? What exactly does he stand for?
And more importantly: What can he bring to the United States? In this video, we answer all these questions.
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