latest news: Faced with pressure from top Democrats, Biden may announce his withdrawal from the race as early as the weekend? Trump is stable, and U.S. allies are furious.
For Biden, who is over eighty years old, his vision for presidential re-election has become increasingly bleak. It may be a wiser choice to withdraw from the campaign in time, especially after the shooting incident, Trump's approval rating soared. He is even regarded as the "Chosen One" by Americans.
According to US media reports, senior leaders of the Democratic Party, including former House Speaker Pelosi and former Democratic President Obama, are putting pressure on Biden, trying to persuade him to withdraw from the presidential race as early as this weekend.
But judging from Biden's current performance, he does not want to give up easily. Biden bluntly said that unless he was hit by a train, nothing could stop him from continuing to run. Biden's unwillingness to withdraw from the campaign certainly has his concerns. First of all, he believes that the basic support of the Democratic Party is still there, and they will not all switch to the Republican Party just because of a shooting incident. Secondly, Biden is not fighting alone. He has a team behind him. If he withdraws from the campaign, those around him will lose all vested interests.
Of course, no matter what, whether Biden withdraws from the election or not, judging from the current election situation, if there are no major surprises before the US election, Trump is basically stable. However, this news is not very good news for many allies of the United States. There are three main reasons.
First, Trump’s attitude towards the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. We all know that Ukraine has been able to persist until now largely because of the continued military aid transfusions from the United States and the West. But the problem now is that Trump does not want this The war continues.
During the campaign, Trump repeatedly attacked Biden, saying that the United States paid a huge price in the Russia-Ukraine conflict but gained nothing. This was a failed investment. If he came to power, he would end this war in one day. In fact, Trump has been working hard on this. Last year, the United States delayed a 60 billion aid package to Ukraine, which was attributed to Trump. However, for many U.S. allies, this is tantamount to betraying teammates. During Biden’s term, they followed the U.S. in military aid to Ukraine and imposed sanctions on Russia. It can be said that they have done thankless things and paid huge costs. If Trump were to This will all be in vain if Trump comes to power.
The second is Trump’s attitude towards NATO. A number of NATO countries are willing to follow the US in military aid to Ukraine and impose sanctions on Russia, largely because the United States provides them with security guarantees. However, Trump believes that NATO is not necessary and does not want to spend a lot of money to provide security guarantees for Europe. Trump's deputy Vance bluntly said that Europe should play a more active role in security.
The last thing is Trump’s attitude towards the economy. You know, he is someone who talks about "making America great again" every day. As long as it is beneficial to the interests of the United States, it is not a bad idea to lose allies. A few days ago, Trump bluntly stated that if he takes office, he will not only impose 60% tariffs on China, but also impose 10% tariffs on other countries, which naturally includes U.S. allies.
To put it bluntly, as soon as Trump comes to power, all the interests that the US allies have reached with the Biden administration will face a huge risk of being invalidated. It is no wonder that they are eager to attack.
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