Before the important congressional elections in the US, the “Krone” followed in the footsteps of the campaigning US president. A local inspection from Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), where the final sprint is celebrated (see video above).
There are seven steps leading from the catacombs of the Temple University theater room in Philadelphia to the blue-carpeted stage. For Joe Biden, they should feel like the first ascent of Mount Everest. He looks old, he’s old. But he throws himself back into the fray. He swears the masses by the Democratic nominee for the Senate seat in Pennsylvania.
Huge in a tracksuit takes on the TV doctor
John Fetterman is 2m6, tattooed, shaved and steps into the spotlight in some sort of tracksuit. A “political rocker” who apparently can’t be thrown off the track, but who suffered a stroke just before the start of the campaign and still suffers from the after effects. On the Republican side, he has to deal with a Trump-backed TV doctor named Dr. get oz.
“Lame Duck” Could Be Food For Trump
Experts agree that the midterm elections, to be decided Wednesday night, will also shape Joe Biden’s future. If he loses the slim majority in both houses of Congress (pictured), he’d be a “lame duck” — and thus a treat for Donald Trump, who makes no secret of his ability to make it to the White House in 2024. wants to recapture the opponent.
It is unusually mild for early November in Pennsylvania. Indian Summer is at its best on the streets of Philadelphia. It also gets hot at the Liacouras Center. At the latest when Biden is joined by his former boss Barack Obama and the Democrats’ favorite topic, the abortion ban, comes up.
‘He seems unstable, a second term almost unthinkable’
Otherwise, you’ll be on the defensive with record inflation and a stagnant economy. Biden’s personality values also leave a lot to be desired. Even within his own party, he struggles with enormous doubts.
The Carinthian political scientist Peter Rough of the conservative Hudson Institute in Washington, who also regularly analyzes for major American broadcasters such as CBS, ushers in the swan song for “Sleepy Joe” before the first extrapolation. “I speculate that after the congressional elections, the major Democratic agencies and media, such as the New York Times, will start to marginalize him. To make it clear to him that he has to run without a second term. Younger candidates will also speak out, perhaps someone like Gavin Newsom from California,” he says in the Krone interview. “Biden would be 86 at the end of his second term. He already looks unstable. A second term is almost unthinkable.”
The Democrats’ Dilemma in the Battle for the White House
Viennese communications expert Josef Mantl, who once successfully worked for Hillary Clinton in the United States, is slightly more optimistic about the incumbent. He expects Biden to walk again in two years.
In summary, the party’s dilemma becomes clear. There seems to be fears that an increasingly weakening Joe Biden could whitewash the White House at the end of the day. On the other hand, if anyone has proven you can beat Donald Trump, it’s him. However. The next two years will be a long battle for Biden, arguably his toughest of all. It remains exciting in the land of unlimited possibilities.
Source: Krone
I’m Wayne Wickman, a professional journalist and author for Today Times Live. My specialty is covering global news and current events, offering readers a unique perspective on the world’s most pressing issues. I’m passionate about storytelling and helping people stay informed on the goings-on of our planet.
