Trump’s Desperation and Republicans’ Shame
The president’s attempts to cling to power are doomed to fail. Republicans support them anyway.
Presidential and congressional elections were held in the United States on November 3. The Atlantic Sentinel endorsed Democrat Joe Biden, who defeated Republican president Donald Trump. Democrats defended their majority in the House of Representatives and gained five seats in the Senate, where they split control with Republicans.
The president’s attempts to cling to power are doomed to fail. Republicans support them anyway.
Democrats defend their majority in the House, but control of the Senate is still in the balance.
Neither Latino nor white Americans vote as a bloc.
The president’s allegations aren’t being taken seriously by election officials and the courts.
The Democrat would rehabilitate multilateralism, but Senate Republicans could block ambitious proposals.
The Republican’s policies are broadly popular.
A narrow loss or win validates the strategy of Trump and Trumpists.
Agriculture, China, the environment, technology, trade and security.
The once-special partnership between Germany and the United States has sunk to a postwar low.
Why it exists, how it works and how it could fail.
Trump has brought out the worst in America. Biden would rejoin the Western world.
White voters with and without a degree, women and Latinos will probably determine the outcome.
The American voting system, the parties, the candidates and the key issues.
What has the Republican done for the United Kingdom in the last four years?
His COVID diagnosis barely affected the election. What else could?