ANALYSE – Capitalizing on the fed up with Joe Biden's policies, the Republican candidate has expanded his base spectacularly.
Special correspondent in West Palm Beach
On Tuesday evening, facing an enthusiastic sea of Trump supporters savoring their victory in West Palm Beach, Vice President JD Vance, standing next to a tired but savoring Donald Trump in his moment of triumph, noted that the country was witnessing “ to the greatest comeback in American political history.” It was right. Like his unexpected surge towards the presidency in 2016, the shattering return of Donald Trump through the front door of History this November 5, despite the pitiful and dramatic end of his first term after January 6, 2021 then years of incessant confrontation and heated with American political and media elites, will undoubtedly be studied in the future as an unprecedented fact in the annals of political science.
Very few could have imagined such a scenario after his secret departure from the White House, without even shaking the hand of his successor Joe Biden
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