The time of the United States has been less than a year now, and who has the opportunity to become the next United States has always been a topic of concern to the international community.
Within the Democratic Party, Biden does not have a particularly big challenger, and on the Republican side, DeSantis, Haley and others stand out.
Despite being embroiled in lawsuits, Trump's approval ratings within the party remain unmatched.
Judging from the current situation, if there is no accident that the protagonists of the United States will still be Biden and Trump. As the two favorites for next year's election, Trump and Biden's approval ratings have also attracted much attention recently.
According to the poll data released by the US media, Biden is almost all behind his rival Trump by 4% to 10% in the important "vote bases" of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania, so why has Biden's approval rating fallen so much?
The U.S. media believes that it is his pro-Israel stance that has caused trouble, and Biden is the oldest in U.S. history *** With the increase in the length of time in office, Biden has also continued to refresh various age-related records.
Of course, this is not a good thing. The veteran American politician, who has been in politics for more than half a century, is seeking re-election, and age is the biggest obstacle. Both the White House and Biden himself are emphasizing that as you get older, you will have more experience, but Americans are not buying it. Because Biden often acts like a puppet, his personal experience doesn't seem to play a role.
For example, Biden's recent medical examination results showed that he was stiff when he walked with a broken foot when interacting with his pet dog in late 2020, according to two anonymous sources involved in the internal discussions, according to the Observer.com, citing two anonymous sources involved in the internal discussions.
People close to ** have already discussed shortening the distance he walks in front of the camera. They also suggested that there were times when dress shoes should be replaced with more comfortable shoes, both to make his stride look less stiff and to reduce the risk of falling, the sources added. This may be Biden's biggest weakness in 2024**.
A few days ago, the former Trump of the United States made "five promises" in order to win.
First, he has promised to reinstate his controversial immigration decree against Islamic countries if he is re-elected.
According to the report, Trump said at a meeting of the Jewish Republican League in Las Vegas, "Do you remember the entry ban, I will reinstate our entry ban on the first day I take office again", and he vowed to keep "radical Islam *** out of the United States."
"The United States is on Israel's side to ensure that Hamas is destroyed and that all these atrocities can be retaliated against," he said. He also promised to "defend Israel in an unprecedented way."
Second, an excerpt from an interview published by U.S. News. Trump said he plans to revoke birthright citizenship for non-U.S. citizens and illegal immigrants to give birth to offspring in the United States by signing an executive order.
Under the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, all persons born in or planning in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction are citizens of the United States and the state in which they reside.
"The United States is the only country in the world," Mr. Trump said in an interview, and that "it's ridiculous that someone comes here, has a baby, and the child becomes a U.S. citizen and has access to all kinds of benefits."
Third. According to reports, when Trump spoke in Florida earlier, he promised Republican supporters, and Trump mentioned in his speech that China claimed that after years of economic surrender by American leaders in the past, I stood up against China, and the previous ** did not do this, allowing hundreds of billions of dollars from China to pour into our treasury, but the other ** did not even get 10 cents from them.
In addition, according to the Russian Satellite News Agency, Trump also promised to declare that after winning the 2024 United States, he would cancel China's "most favored nation" status and achieve complete decoupling from China.
It is worth mentioning that as far as Trump himself is concerned, during his tenure as the United States, he advocated waging a war against China and set up many protectionist tariffs against China, totaling more than $300 billion.
Fourth, according to the reference news network, the former ** Trump of the United States conspired with allies. Retaliate in his second term and take control of the Justice Department. According to the report, Trump and his allies have already begun to work on concrete plans.
If he wins a second term, he will use the federal ** to punish critics and opponents alike. The former ** listed individuals he wanted to investigate or prosecute, and his aides were drafting plans that could be invoked on his first day in office to allow him to deploy troops to combat civilian demonstrations.
Fifth, according to Reuters, quoted by the Observer, he opposes the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), a regional agreement that Biden is negotiating with 13 other countries, and vowed to scrap it on the first day of his return to the White House if he wins.
After Trump entered the White House in January 2017, he withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement between the United States and several Asia-Pacific countries. After Biden took office, he began to push for IPEF negotiations. In a recent speech. Trump refers to the IPEF as TPP No. 2.
He argues that the deal will hollow out U.S. manufacturing and cause Americans to lose their jobs. He will abolish what he calls TPP II as soon as he takes office. This once again shows that the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework is not progressing smoothly, and there is no time before the success of the agreement negotiations. China has always maintained a strong strategic focus. China's development is based on its own rise, and China's prosperity will make the world fairer, more harmonious and more stable.
According to the U.S. vision, the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework has four pillars: the Chain Agreement, the Clean Economy Agreement, the Fair Economy Agreement, and the Agreement. Judging from the progress made over the past year or so, negotiations on the first three pillars have been largely completed. However, the negotiation of the agreement was difficult.
It is worth mentioning that in 2022, in order to promote the process of IPEF, the United States announced that it would invest in ASEAN1US$500 million to strengthen clean energy construction in Southeast Asia, maritime security, and fight the new crown epidemic.
However, almost at the same time, the United States provided up to $40 billion in aid to Ukraine. At the time, Reuters reported that U.S. investment commitments pale in comparison to China's deep ties with Southeast Asia.
Obviously, the IPEF has strong geopolitical overtones, mainly to reflect the interests and values of the United States. And now more and more countries are realizing the dangers of the Indo-Pacific strategy. The recent ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting adopted the Jakarta Joint Statement, which made it clear that peace and security are the foundation of ASEAN's economic development and social progress.
It is necessary to maintain stability in the South China Sea to the greatest extent possible and avoid escalation. This statement is actually a silent resistance of ASEAN to the Indo-Pacific strategy. Originally, ASEAN was a pawn used by the United States to promote the Indo-Pacific strategy. As a result, the former woke up, and Biden instantly had no chess to move in his hands, and the Indo-Pacific strategy became an empty shell.