Biden Tests Positive For Covid 19: Implications For The Presidency And Beyond
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US President Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID-19 while campaigning in Nevada. He has looked clumsy in his last political outings.as well as during his presidential re-election campaign. Before this, the US Citizens were concerned that the president was seen as clumsy, and it was assumed that he was having underlying health issues. It has also been suggested by some people that some of the decisions President Joe Biden has made do not represent him but rather made by other influential individuals in the Whitehouse. The Whitehouse has received condemnation globally for supporting Israel and Ukraine in military aid while the US economy has declined. Thus, The President has been forced to self-isolate until full recovery upon which he can resume his re-election campaign in different states. What does this mean for Joe Biden as the US President? The US Citizens could pressure Joe Biden to drop his bid for a second term as the US President and instead lay support to another Democrat. If indeed that happens, people expect him to put his weight on Vice President Kamala Harris, which could provide an avenue for Kamala Harris to be elected as the first US President who is a lady. It could also put the US allies in a complicated balance as they try to continue to push for policies in the global system. While the US President continues being in isolation and recovery mode, Donald Trump could accelerate his campaign process having chosen a younger running mate, J.D Vance, the current Senator of Ohio. This could propel Donald Trump to further chances of being elected as the US President, as he gains sections of states in the US that support Democrats. This occurs after having survived an assassination attempt at a rally in Butle, Pennsylvania. Some of the policies that Donald Trump has promised to withdraw if he wins the president is ending the war between Ukraine and Russia, and reshaping the US Immigration policies.
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