The U.S. presidential election will be held on November 3, local time, more than 85 million voters have already voted early, incumbent President Donald Trump (Donald Trump) and Democratic candidates Joe Biden (Joe Biden) continue to seize the “swing states”; In response, CNN writer Scott Jennings, who served as a special assistant to former U.S. President George Bush (George Bush), said, “Trump deserves a second term”.
In a CNN commentary, Jennings pointed out that Trump’s accomplishments are obvious, not only in lowering U.S. tax rates, but also in supporting U.S. military personnel and showing enemies that the U.S. is capable of taking them on, “Look at the former leader of the Islamic State (ISIS), Abu Bakr. Abu Bakr al-Bakr. Look at Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the former leader of the Islamic State (ISIS), or Qasem Soleimani, the former commander of Iran’s Quds Force. Just look what happened to Qasem Soleimani, the former commander of the Iranian Quds Force,” he said.
Jennings said that Trump is not a finished man, that his personal history and communication style may be more hostile, and that the election is a choice, anti-abortion to defend the right to life or pro-abortion to defend the right to choose? Tax Increases or Tax Cuts? Freedom of Expression or Interference with Censorship? No politician satisfies him completely, but Trump is closer to his ideals than Biden is.
Jennings writes that there is still room for improvement, but as a conservative himself, Biden in no way represents the policy direction he supports: “Biden has failed the test on almost every issue I care about, and I want America to be completely free of his concerns, especially on abortion”.
Jennings said, “As much as Trump’s handling of the Wuhan pneumonia virus (a novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19), including his rhetoric, is lacking, this election will have a major impact on the next four years, and the American people will soon be able to get vaccinated, thanks in large part to Trump’s “Operation Warp Speed” on vaccine development. )” on the leadership, and no matter who wins the election, the United States will overcome the virus. Therefore, he thought the election was clear.
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