Now Trump can be said to be unstoppable, not only unstoppable in the Republican primary, but also in the competition with sworn enemy Biden to achieve a clear lead. 
New York Times Headquarters) polls have high levels of support for Trump According to the Global Times, a New York Times poll showed Biden's disapproval rating reached 47 last month, a record high during his tenure. Currently, Biden has 43 percent approval among registered voters in the United States, compared to 48 percent for Trump. A gap of 5 percentage points is not a gap, but it is certainly widening. You should know that this is a New York Times investigation. This is the liberal wing of the United States**. The party's stance is clearly tilted in favor of the Democratic Party, and the audience is clearly overwhelmingly Democratic. If it's a poll of other **, the gap may be even greater. You can compare it with the last time. At the time, Biden's approval ratings surpassed Trump's in late April and early May, with a lead of about 6 percentage points. Since then, Biden's lead has been very large, winning the ** of the year. This year's trend is similar. Trump has taken a clear lead. As long as there are no subversive events in the future, nothing will stop Trump from returning to the White House. 
U.S. ex**Trump) wary of Biden's "turnaround" As Biden becomes more and more passive, we must become more and more wary of him, because he is now the United States**, and whoever has no hope of re-election may choose to take some radical measures in the final phase of his term. There isn't much Biden can do inside the United States, but there are still some options for Biden externally. For example, Trump suspects that Biden may start a world war before the end of his first term. The recent dispute between NATO countries and Russia is expanding at a rate that is visible to the naked eye. Some countries are calling for troops, others are discussing the attack on the Crimean bridge. None of these are positive signs. If Biden's re-election is hopeless, there is a risk of expanding the scope of the war and even triggering a war between NATO and Russia if the war has already broken out. When people have hope, they tend to suppress some malice and pursue hope cautiously. But if there is no hope, many taboos are no longer taboos. It is likely to go to the other extreme, pursuing destructive policies to the end, or even deliberately leaving a mess for the successor. 
In addition to the possibility of a "reversal" of the situation with Russia, Biden's position on China may also change. On the whole, since the second half of last year, contacts between China and the United States have continued to expand, and the level and frequency are very high, which has eased the tension between China and the United States to a certain extent. This is also Biden's strategy for the election. If Biden loses his re-election hopes, judging by Biden's first two years in office, he is likely to become more aggressive and even hysterical. The United States** is in global attention because it will bring greater uncertainty to the world. This will still affect the international situation even before the election results are announced.