According to the latest news, Trump was disqualified from running in the 2024** election by the US Supreme Court of Colorado. According to reports, Trump's disqualification was due to restrictions on the eligibility of individuals involved in the insurrection under Article 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The ruling directly blocked Trump's path back to the White House.
Trump's disqualification from the campaign is undoubtedly a heavy blow to himself and his supporters. The Colorado ruling was provided for under the U.S. Constitution to prevent participants in the rebellion from returning to power. The significance of this ruling is not only to ban Trump's candidacy, but more importantly, to send a signal to the nation that the United States has zero tolerance for the pursuit of democracy and the preservation of the Constitution. Although Trump's approval ratings are trending upwards in many swing states and surpassing Biden in the polls, the outcome of the ruling will undoubtedly seriously affect his chances of being re-elected.
Trump showed a relatively high approval rating in the latest polls. According to the data, Trump's approval rating is about 472%, while Biden's approval rating is only 437%。Especially in some key swing states, Biden's reputation is even worse;And Trump's approval rating among independent voters is close to 24 percent. Therefore, it can be said that if Trump is able to participate in the ** in 2024, Biden's chances of re-election become very slim.
Trump's high approval ratings speak to his influence and appeal among American voters. His policy advocacy and advocacy have won the recognition and support of a part of the electorate. Although he has faced a lot of controversy and criticism over the past few years, there are still plenty of supporters who stand firmly on his side. Trump's success is not just due to his charisma and leadership, but more importantly to his resonance with voters and vision for the future of America.
Trump's word-of-mouth in swing states is also a factor that cannot be ignored. These swing states play a crucial role in the outcome of the ** election because their votes can have a significant impact on the final election outcome. Trump's relatively high approval ratings in these states mean that he has more advantages and possibilities in the race. However, while Trump's approval rating is higher than Biden's, his challenges are not limited to disqualification, there are other uncertainties.
The Colorado Supreme Court cited Article 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to disqualify Trump. This amendment was enacted during the American Civil War to prevent the Confederate from returning to power. Despite some controversy over the ruling, Colorado, a Democratic-controlled state, chose to disqualify Trump in the race, which undoubtedly gave the Democrats a favorable position.
As a Democratic-controlled state, Colorado's disqualification from Trump's candidacy is in the interests of the Democratic Party. By invoking the provisions of Article 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Colorado provides a basis for the legality of the ruling. The ruling sends a clear signal to Trump that any individual involved in the insurrection will be brought to justice. Trump played a key role in the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, and the ruling is undoubtedly a punishment and a cautionary tale for his actions.
Trump's disqualification has also raised questions about the integrity of the election and the democratic system. Some argue that political interests play a disproportionate role in legal rulings and that Trump's disqualification may be motivated by political purposes rather than the principle of justice. However, according to the provisions of the U.S. Constitution and laws, states have the power to determine the eligibility of candidates, and Colorado's ruling has legitimacy and basis at the legal level.
Trump's disqualification gave Biden a chance to run for re-election, but he faced his own dilemmas and challenges. Despite Trump's relatively high approval rating, Biden's evaluation in ** and polls is not optimistic. His approval rating is low, and his performance on some key issues in particular has raised some questions.
An important challenge for Biden is his low approval rating. Even though Trump is disqualified, Biden's re-election chances are not optimistic. On the one hand, Biden's policy has aroused doubts and dissatisfaction among voters on some issues, such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the direction of the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait. On the other hand, Biden himself has faced some issues involving family members, such as the possibility that his son may face imprisonment for some things. These issues will inevitably affect Biden's image and approval ratings among voters.
In addition, the Republican Party is also launching an investigation into Biden and has taken a series of actions to undermine Biden's election advantage. In this case, Biden's re-election chances are not entirely certain. He needs to deal with the changing political situation and the possible variables of his opponents.
Whether it is Trump's successful election or Biden's re-election, it is unlikely that there will be a fundamental change in US policy toward China. Whether it is the Republican Party or the Democratic Party, they will continue to be dominated by competition and suppression, which is the consistent position of the two parties on China policy. Therefore, regardless of whether Trump is able to run or not, China should remain soberly aware of the continuity and challenges of US policy toward China.