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America must elect Donald Trump

Simon Westwood, October 31 2024

The present presidential campaign of former US President Donald Trump and incumbent US Vice President Kamala Harris is the most controversial and heated campaign we have seen in many decades. However, it is essential to understand that why the coming elections in November this year could be the defining moment in American history.

America must elect Donald Trump

Why is the American nation witnessing an unprecedented level of political polarisation in the country that could not only disrupt its political system, as well as could also put its so-called liberal values off-balance? Despite this, there are so many questions hovering regarding the American future on the global stage due to its domestic politics.
America’s chaotic domestic politics is actually the manifestation of its chaotic international role

The former US President Bill Clinton once said that “the more I look closely, the more I am convinced that there is no longer a clear distinction about what is foreign and what is domestic.” Clinton’s statement made one thing clear that America’s chaotic domestic politics is actually the manifestation of its chaotic international role that has been again and again creating problems for the international community.

Who is Donald Trump?

Donald Trump is an American businessman and has served as the US President from January 2017 till January 2021. He won the Republican Party’s nomination and ran again for the President; however, he was defeated under mysterious circumstances by the Democrat Joe Biden in November 2020.

Now, Trump has again won the Republican nominee and is running for president against Democrat Kamala Harris.

Why does America need Donald Trump?

Trump is the only leader in America today that could save the American nation from disintegrating. After President Barack Obama left the office, America was in a complete state of decline. Obama started new wars, and Trump refrained from waging new wars and concentrated on American domestic issues. The ordinary Americans love Trump as he is the true face of the American nation and speaks his heart out.

Why American Media/Mafia mock Trump?

A study conducted by the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School in May 2017, revealed some astonishing results. The study analysed The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post in print media. It also took American news channels such as CBS, CNN, Fox News, and NBC along with three European media houses, including Britain’s BBC and The Financial Times and Germany’s ARD. The results were astonishing, since, in the combined air-time, Trump talked for 65% and was the main topic of almost 41% of all news stories. The report also highlighted that, during Trump’s ‘First 100 Days’ the overall tone of the news coverage was 80% negative – the highest any U.S. President ever received. Only Fox News – being a sympathizer of the Republican Party, portrayed Trump in a relatively positive manner, with positivity being 48%.

The most interesting yet dangerous campaign has been underway by NBC’s ‘Saturday Night Live’. Trump being represented by actor Alec Baldwin has crossed the line of comedy and satire, yet it has taken the shape of an organized and symmetrical propaganda machine. Trump’s slogan ‘Make America Great Again’ has been replaced by ‘Make America Drunk Again’. Similarly, White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, is mocked by actress Melissa McCarthy in an offensive style.

In December 2023, the Washington Post compared Adolf Hitler and Trump. The only difference between Hitler’s and Trump’s arm bands was that the former had a swastika and the latter had the Seal of the President of the United States on it. Again, German political magazine Der Spiegel; portrayed Trump on the title of its February 2017 issue holding the chopped-off head of the Columbia (Statue of Liberty). Similarly, The Atlantic’s March 2017 issue published a story by the title of “How to build an Autocracy”?

American Media/Mafia criticise Trump and Putin

Long before Trump got elected in the 2016 elections, the American media/mafia made up stories about the business relations of Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The joint press conference after the Helsinki Summit revolved around one question, “Was Russia meddled in the 2016 US Presidential Elections?” Trump said that “our expectations are grounded in realism, but our hopes are grounded in America’s desire for friendship, cooperation and peace – and I think I can speak on behalf of Russia.” Trump further referred to the Mueller probe as a disaster and raised questions on Hillary Clinton. Amazingly, Putin backed Trump on this and talked about 400 million USD sent to Hillary by Mr. Bill Browder for her presidential campaign from the profits Browder made from Russia.

What if Donald Trump is not elected?

On March 15, 2024, Trump said in a rally that said that “if I don’t get elected, it’s going to be a bloodbath for the country.” One can only imagine that if Trump is not elected as the US President, the country may witness another bloody Civil War, and then no power would be able enough to prevent America from disintegrating.

Conclusions

Donald Trump’s biggest crime was to argue in favour of Russia and the reinstatement of G-8 by getting Moscow in the group back again. This is perhaps not acceptable for the American politico-economic and security establishment, and that is why Trump has remained under attack, at least politically.

If the American voters intend to keep America on the right path and prevent it from another civil war, they must elect Donald Trump.

 

Simon Westwood is a political observer or research analyst for regional and global geopolitical issues. He is an independent researcher and journalist working exclusively for “New Eastern Outlook

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