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BATTLE FOR EVERY VOICE THE CAMPAIGN IS JUST BEGINNING: Since 1992, no presidential candidate has had as much of an advantage as Biden has over Trump 08.09.2020 15:52 | Author: Jurica Körbler EPA It’s hard to think of a single presidential candidate from recent American history who insisted so much on being a representative of white America, as Trump is now doing. Although he desperately wants to send messages that he is not a racist, what stems from his policies is not good for white-black relations. It is certain that Biden will also remind us of the terrible insults that Trump sent to Mexicans, when he called them rapists, but all this is not good for America. And then not even for the world THE TEXT CONTINUES AFTER THE AD Sponsored content Savings -50% | Multifunctional solution in one product - Rovus Storm - for all corners of your home! Midas - Native Internet Advertising All the polls conducted in recent days show that Joe Biden is leading in the presidential race, which is getting hotter day by day. The Covid-19 epidemic is no longer the only topic in America, and since George W. Bush in 1992, no presidential candidate has had such an advantage over his rival as Biden now has over Donald Trump. Does that mean a change in the White House is sure to follow? Most analysts estimate that this is not the case and that the main thing is yet to come. Trump, as seen in recent days, is stepping up his campaign on sensitive issues of white and black America, seeking to gain the support of those states where these topics find fertile ground. The Midwest is where Trump expects to win, although recent polls have shown that Biden also leads in some traditional Republican strongholds. Media strategy This is the time to start a real campaign and only now will the real situation on the ground be seen. Nervousness is felt among both Republicans and Democrats, and Biden himself has visibly changed tactics. While so far he has stood aside in many matters and waited for the president’s mistakes, now he has been proactively involved in the processes that are shaking America. First of all, those who act explosively on a nation, terrified of repeated conflicts between whites and blacks and the rudeness of the police, which every now and then kills a black inhabitant of the country. Trump reckons he will be more strongly supported by states where racial divisions are stronger and more noticeable, such as Minnestota and Wisconsin, but also those where he did well last time, Florida, North Carolina, Arizona. This time, he cannot expect a victory there with certainty either, which was also hinted at by the Republican governors from those countries, estimating that Trump now has a small advantage. "Everything can be turned around easily," they claim. It sounds incredible, but the finances in Trump's campaign in some states are also slowing down. It’s becoming increasingly apparent that there are no messages on television networks, that there isn’t everything that graced the last campaign when Hillary Clinton won. Joe Biden, on the other hand, managed to raise enough money to continue the campaign, which was becoming more aggressive, and he refuted the president's claims day by day. Huge millions of dollars have already been spent on television advertising, and Trump's staff is now planning a new injection, if there is money. Obviously, the financiers also feel in the air that Trump is losing and do not want to throw money at someone who will no longer be president. Various tactics are applied and so the first man of Trump's staff, Bill Stepien, predicts advertising in the countries that are most challenging for Republicans. The media strategy is changing drastically and dramatically compared to the last elections. Now more and more people are traveling around America, despite the crown. Biden will visit many countries these days, talking about the need for police reform, economic issues and the fight against the virus. They will also go to places that Clinton missed in the last campaign, which turned out to be fatal. The big problem is the epidemic, which is not subsiding in America, and Biden's headquarters are very afraid that the virus will enter his team, especially not that Biden himself will be infected. Despite this, everyone agrees that the challenger opted for a 'door-to-door' tactic, estimating that this is the easiest way to deny Trump and win over undecided voters. A monster virus Trump is now trying to push the thesis of Joe Biden's closeness to the left to the extreme, which Americans have never looked at with approval. American patriotism is not felt in Biden, Trump is trumpeting, but even this thesis is becoming increasingly difficult to pass. Especially at a time when irresponsible running of the state has contributed to the thousands of deaths from Covid. It can be heard from the president's staff that some results have been achieved after these messages were launched, and that the president is better in private polls conducted by Republicans than the 'official' ones. The old thesis of all politicians around the world. The virus is still the most important issue, Republican strategists say, because many schools are still closed and businesses are not working. Thus, the crowning argument that he skillfully led the economy was thrown out of Trump's hands, because the epidemic destroyed everything overnight. The chaos that is spreading in some countries did not help either, regardless of the fact that Biden has not yet given an effective recipe for how to suppress it. Florida is also shaking up, where senior voters have often turned to Republicans. The plague of the virus did its thing, many people died, and many felt helpless. Of course, they condemned politics and Republicans for that, so now a battle is being fought for every vote. There is also an initiative to persuade billionaire Michael Bloomberg to fund Biden’s campaign in Florida, which should be turned into a real tornado to sweep away the first occupant of the White House. The former mayor of New York is not declaring himself for now, except that he briefly said that there are no concrete plans. The story of white and black America, the confrontation that Trump carried out in his often insane policy, is also sad. He has done terrible damage to the country, which will need to be repaired if Biden becomes president. Raw passions are always the biggest threat to democracy as well, which is already being felt in some American states where there is more and more violence. It is a response to police brutality against black residents, and Trump wants to benefit from it all. It’s hard to think of a single presidential candidate from recent American history who insisted so much on being a representative of white America, as Trump is now doing. Although he desperately wants to send messages that he is not a racist, what stems from his policies is not good for white-black relations. It is certain that Biden will also remind us of the terrible insults that Trump sent to Mexicans, when he called them rapists, but all in all it’s not good for America. And then not even for the world. Former Trump lawyer Michael D. Cohen portrays his former boss very ugly in the new book, claiming that he often spoke badly about blacks, that they have no talent for politics and culture. He didn't have nice words for Nelson Mandela either, so he used to say "tell me a country run by a black man without a hole". He also insulted black people who took part in his tasteless and silly show on television, and he obsessively hated Barack Obama, a president he was not even up to his knees. Dead Americans The White House reacted and declared Cohen a criminal and a rejected lawyer who lied to Congress and thus lost credibility. But everything Cohen wrote in the book remains, no matter what Trump says are lies. And the fact that Trump admired Vladimir Putin because he took over the country and ran it as his company. Obviously, the ideal that Donald Trump himself wanted to achieve. For Cohen, it was a mafia project, and he calls Trump himself a mafia boss, simple and straightforward. And now the question is increasingly being asked how many lives a 'more normal president' would save in America. New York Times columnist Ross Douthat claims that after everything Trump has done, all the challenges that emerged at the beginning of his term now seem justified. The proof is the 'dead Americans', who could have been saved had someone else been in the White House listening to those who knew something about viruses. The consequences are terrible, and it is not over yet. The rush with the vaccine could also produce dire consequences, and as can be seen, the epidemic is not subsiding. It is spreading among students, and the number of 185,000 dead is increasing day by day. Also alarming are data showing that there are far more deaths in America than in other countries, so some argue that more than 100,000 lives could have been saved had it not been for the experiments conducted by Trump. There are many topics now that will be discussed at the end of the presidential game. There will be no media on Trump's side, with which he has been at war all along. But, as the president's supporters do not read serious newspapers anyway, so everything that has been written and will be written will not do much harm to his campaign. Surely, until the end, Trump will try to win over voters with old tactics in which there are accusations, lies, and Joe Biden will try to get the whole shaken system back on the usual track, where the media has its place and importance. Everything that follows will be very interesting. Certainly an extremely unusual race for a White House tenant, in which no surprises are ruled out