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Donald Trump Shaking Up The Midterms To Prove His Points About Biden

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While the country was busy betting on NASCAR Odds this week, the political landscape has seen new developments. It is unusual for a former president who has been ousted from office with only one term to have a prominent role in the first midterm election right after he has ceded office. Conventional wisdom regarding November's crucial vote is being shaken up by Donald Trump's plan to use the elections in 2022 as a stage to avenge his loss in 2020 and by President Joe Biden's strategy of making the man he defeated the focus of the Democratic campaign. Both of these decisions are shaking up the political landscape. 


Now, the former President has stormed back to center stage, fueled by his incendiary attempts to make the midterm elections into a proving ground for his assertions that the 2020 election was rigged and the repercussions of the FBI search of his property in Florida. 

The Situation Between Trump And Biden

It seemed likely that the Democrats would suffer heavy losses in the November midterm elections. However, Trump has once again defied predictions and is turning what was building up to be a vote on Biden and the economy into a referendum on his politics, which are motivated by anger and vengeance. 


In addition to offering a rerun of their bitter duel from two years ago, both men may be offering a preview of a 2024 presidential race — even though recent polls have shown that large chunks of voters within each party might prefer a newer lineup. The vast majority of presidents who only serve one term are swiftly forgotten. However, even the embarrassment of being responsible for inspiring a rebellion was not enough to end Trump's political career. It is a testament to his excellent grip over the grassroots of his party, the potency of his lies about the most recent election, and the GOP's adoption of his democracy-threatening populism that he is perhaps still the most vociferous political force in 2022. 

Trump's Latest Actions Not Good For Republicans

The leaders of the Republican Party anticipated that by keeping the emphasis on Biden, the near 40-year highs in the cost of living, worries of increased crime, and feeling that the country is moving on the wrong path, they would be able to gain voters' trust. Instead, Trump's actions are reminiscent of the unruly behavior that backfired for Republicans in the House of Representatives in 2018 and ultimately helped Democrats win control of the Senate. 


Because the Republican Party has to pick up one seat, reaching a majority in the Senate should be a lot simpler task than it will be if he continues to support those electron-deniers and run unproven candidates for crucial seats. The complications caused by Donald Trump were on full display during the end-of-summer Labor Day weekend, which marks the typical beginning of the last stretch before ballots are cast. 


The former President was the main attraction at a wild event in Pennsylvania on Saturday night. On Monday, he capitalized on a favorable ruling in a court case relating to his hoarding of classified information in Florida by posting on his Truth Social platform demand for a reversal of the results of the 2020 election, which is constitutionally impossible.

How The November Election Is Shaping Up

Biden was attempting to take advantage of some unexpected momentum in the midterm election race that has challenged predictions that his party would be overwhelmed by a red Republican wave in November, while Trump was trying to spin the most recent development in his protracted battle with the rule of law. To win over suburban, moderate, and independent voters who Trump's radical rhetoric had turned off in past elections, the President made it clear that he believes Trump represents a dangerous extremist ideology that threatens American democracy. 


However, Biden had also emphasized that he does not see all Republicans as determined to undermine American democracy, which may be a clue that he went a bit too far when he said Trump's political policy was similar to "semi-fascism" last month. 






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