The 2024 Presidential Elections in the United States is 15 months away but the political atmosphere is already heating up. Both incumbent President Joe Biden of the Democratic Party and his Republican predecessor Donald Trump are in the race for the White House for a second time. While Biden is calm and composed, Trump is nervous, cranky, irritable and vociferous in his outbursts.
Trump remains fixated on the 2020 election as a stolen one even after he has been indicted four times and twice in Georgia, first by a federal jury and next by the Fulton County jury under the RICO act (Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organisations Act), applied hitherto to mobsters. Yet Trump emerges as the front runner for his party’s nomination with 53 per cent Republican voters backing him and only 16 per cent supporting Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Surprisingly, Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy has secured 11 per cent support.
On the flip side, President Biden, much liked by educated college youth, white collar workers, urban middle class and senior citizens, black or white, leads Trump by a slim margin of 4 per cent as different polls, including the noted New York Times Sienna poll, reveal.
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