Biden laughs and Trump fumes

By the end of April, Donald Trump has a high chance of winning. I will soon drop a certain number of American issues.

The coming months will be full of twists and turns for the politically inclined. If explaining your interest in the 2024 campaign is the fate of American democracy, your nerves will be sorely tested.

Biden is very current and dynamic

Since his State of the Union address, the president has benefited from an improvement in the polls. If not all of them are positive, they usually confirm slow but steady progress.

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Still concerned about inflation, the border and pro-Palestinian protests, Joe Biden knows there are still voters to win over, especially those who support Nikki Haley among Republicans.

As he looks at swing states, he sees a path to victory even if he loses 2020 election victories Georgia and Arizona.

If nothing else, Joe Biden is happy to increase the number of trips, while his opponent has to sit in court every day.

More lively, more aggressive and good-humored, the outgoing president never misses an opportunity to shoot an arrow in his direction. That's what he did this weekend at the annual Press Correspondents' Party.

Trump is well established in his role

Even as he makes countless fanciful statements at the beginning and end of each day of his hearings, the Republican nominee is having trouble running the campaign the way he wants.

He continues to defy the judge and I suspect he wants to trigger a ban that will then allow his supporters to recast him as the victim of a corrupt system.

If this narrative framework allows him to inspire his supporters, Trump also knows that the sordid details of his numerous extramarital affairs hurt him among moderates and independents.

In addition to the fallout from these precious stories, Trump clan strategists have noted a recent trend in polls: Contrary to what was initially believed, Robert Kennedy J.^R Being an independent especially affects the Republican candidate.

A new deal for Republicans, too, where allies of the former president find themselves in court in states like Arizona. They have again been accused of trying to change the results of the 2020 elections.

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Each additional delay gives hope that Trump will not be convicted before November 5. Once elected, he can intervene and put an end to the practices.