Joe Biden is rapidly changing America. Only yesterday the G7 under the pressure of the American president signed a historic agreement to impose a minimum corporate tax of at least 15%. Finally, the multinationals will pay the fair where they produce their earnings. And then Congress is signing the gigantic economic plan to revive employment, infrastructure, social policies and health security for less well-off Americans. And again an agreement with the Department of Justice and the police system to guarantee greater rights especially to African Americans by a police that until now has been extremely insensitive and harsh. And then much more, without forgetting the success of the vaccination plan that is taking the country out of the pandemic with the declared goal of being able to celebrate Independence Day from the virus on July 4th.
In short, in this climate that to say successful is an understatement, despite the difficulties with the republican world, there is still someone who does not seem to want to see this progress and begins to attack Biden with the dream of the 2022 legislative and Senate) and the presidential elections of 2024. It is former president Donald Trump who in his “buen retiro” de Mar in Lago in Florida and in some Republican convention launches explosive speeches against the current administration.
“They are destroying our country before our eyes” the former tycoon said at the Republican convention in North Carolina.
And what are the accusations made against Biden?
First of all, having completely opened the borders to immigrants and all those without documents. “The most radical left in history that caused the worst electoral fraud in our country when in 2020 it allowed the vote of so many illegal and also probably dead people”, Trump raged returning to the elections and the alleged electoral fraud denied by all actions legal.
In the Republican’s sights there are not only presidential elections but all elections at any level. “The survival of the United States – he said – depends on our ability to elect Republican figures at any level, starting with next year’s mid-term elections.”
And in the convention he repeated something that Republicans were already used to like the songs before the surgery, the one hour delay in going on stage, the red tie, and “God bless America”.
He vehemently recalled leaving Biden an economy in a state of grace until the pandemic hit.
He did not fail to highlight the alleged weakness of the country against the latest cyber attacks suffered by some large East Coast companies.
Donald Trump, since he was “banned” from social media until 2023 with the possibility of reviewing the position, has practically disappeared from the national spotlight. His attempt to open his own social channel failed miserably.
But where it has strengthened is in the Republican Party thanks to the departure of Liz Cheney who led the formation in the House.
On several occasions the man continues to throw the idea that he could return to run for the presidential elections, even if it is something that is unprecedented in American history.
But all polls show him the winner in any Republican primary, against candidates like his former deputy Mike Pence or former UN Ambassador Nikkey Haley.
And in Mar-a-Lago the pilgrimages of nostalgic Republicans and fundraising evenings continue to support political activity, with a single motto “America First” and the not too hidden desire to return to the Oval Office.