On the political stage of the United States, the Republican Party's primary election has kicked off, heralding the official opening of a new round of ** elections. In this political race, former Trump took a landslide lead, showing his strong influence within the party.
The results of the Iowa primaries were particularly striking, and Trump's victory here was seen as an important bellwether for the Republican nomination. Despite historical precedents of losing the Iowa primary, Trump's victory remains symbolic.
In the subsequent New Hampshire primary, Trump once again defeated all opponents, including Nikki Haley, who was seen as an "anti-specialist" camp. This string of victories not only cemented Trump's leadership in the Republican Party, but also foreshadowed that he could once again become the Republican Party's leading candidate.
In the history of American politics, Republicans who have won back-to-back Iowa and New Hampshire primaries have never lost their party nomination. Thus, Trump's victory paved the way for him to face off against Biden again in the *** of this year.
In the showdown between the two political giants, polling data shows that Trump has a slightly higher probability of winning than Biden. However, the reliability of polls has gradually diminished over the past decade in the United States**, so the outcome of this election remains uncertain.
Trump's political strategy and China policy have been known for being tough, while Biden is considered a more traditional political figure. While some of Trump's policies appear to be economically in line with U.S. interests, some of his extreme positions and decisions have also caused controversy.
After Biden took office, although he did not continue to promote Trump's hard-line China policy, he did not completely reverse it. This shows that the U.S. tough stance on China is a collective decision of the political elite, not an individual decision of Trump.
The policies of Trump and Biden are very different, and if US policy changes frequently as a result of their alternation in office, it will have an impact on the long-term development of the country. Thus, for the United States, policy coherence may be more important than the strength of individual leaders.
In the upcoming **, whether Trump or Biden wins, it will have a profound impact on the future of the United States. For China, U.S. domestic and foreign policy changes will continue to be the focus of attention. In these uncertain times, observing and analyzing the political direction of the United States is critical to understanding the changes in international relations.