Trump’s approval rating falls behind Biden again. Can Trump turn defeat into victory?

The US general election is about to begin in November, and the battle between Trump and Biden has already begun. It can even be said that the two have begun a tense confrontation. Regarding the question of which of these two people can serve as the president of the United States, I personally am more optimistic about Trump. After all, the most powerful thing about Trump himself is that he is not a politician in the traditional sense. He resists the mainstream media and likes to use Twitter to communicate directly with others. And the eloquence is very powerful on various screens. This is something Biden cannot do.

Although Trump and Biden have both replaced the traditional white class in the United States, I think Trump represents the bottom white class. Biden, on the other hand, represents more of the upper-class white class in the United States. After looking at their positions, let’s take a look at the nominations of the two within the party. Trump basically won with an absolute advantage. There was no opposition within the party. Two of the three contenders surrendered and one defected to support Biden. Although Biden also won by a large margin, it is undeniable that there are still some competitors. So from this point of view, Trump still has an advantage, but it is within the party, so it has no practical effect.

Secondly, let’s talk about the theme of the current election. Understand that when the US president is conducting an election, the theme is whose governing policy is better. But when it comes to Trump, the governing policy becomes whether you like Trump or not. If you like Trump, please vote for him. If you don't like Trump, then go out and turn left and vote for Biden. This is intriguing, and most of the media’s focus now is on how Trump is doing and whether Trump is good or not. No one cares whether the policies proposed by these two people are good or bad anymore. From this point of view, Trump’s goal has been achieved, which is to distort public opinion. Completely misleading, everyone's focus is on Trump. Biden only exists as the opposite of Trump.

So if Biden wants to make a successful counterattack, he must make a deep impression on the media. But this is precisely his weakness. Biden has had problems in many interviews with various media. It was even called a bad interview by professional media people, so Biden has actually been very low-key. Try to avoid speaking and appearing in public. So Biden's current tactic is to wait slowly, waiting for Trump to make mistakes. As long as Trump makes mistakes, Biden's goal will be achieved.

So looking back at Trump, what has he been working hard to build? It's his charisma. This is very interesting because Trump himself can be selected to become president, and lobbying in the media and in public is very critical. And this is also in line with the state of the US presidential election, and to be honest, Trump's degree of fulfillment is still relatively high, which is why he can still gain support. When Trump faces Biden, he always invites Biden to the stage to have exchanges and debates with him. Biden has never dared to debate Trump because of his own problems.

Previous U.S. presidents actually relied on debates to come to power. Whoever’s words are more convincing will be more likely to gain everyone’s support. So in general, although polls show that Biden's support rate is higher than Trump, those who support Biden do not support Biden's policies, but because they dislike Trump.