Trump demonstrates a strong potential for securing another term as the U.S. president.
The upcoming election between Trump and Harris appears to be a close race, according to various polls. The economic situation in the U.S. is a significant factor influencing this tight race. The podcast "The Hour Zero" delves into the financial state of the Trump presidency and the Biden/Harris team.
Trump, despite his questionable reputation outside his support base, has managed to maintain a good chance of winning the presidency again on November 5th, as per polls. Martin Kaelble, one of the podcasters, notes, "This election will be extremely close," particularly in the swing states, where both candidates are neck and neck with only minor percentage points separating them. The candidates are fiercely competing for the undecided voters.
The economic performance of the past years serves as the main basis for this close race. Many Americans seem to believe that the economy improved under Trump's leadership, as Kaelble mentions. However, the podcast undertakes an in-depth analysis of the financial records of both the Trump presidency and the Joe Biden/Kamala Harris team. Key factors like unemployment rates, economic growth, stock market performance, and especially inflation are considered to ascertain which factors might sway the election outcome.
Further investigation reveals that the U.S. economy flourished under the Biden/Harris administration, resulting in job creation and record-breaking stock market highs. Simultaneously, the prices of everyday items skyrocketed, making them much more expensive than they were four years ago. The critical question now is whether Americans consider themselves better off than they were before. The podcast presents compelling arguments for and against this perception.
Tune in to the latest episode of "The Hour Zero" to learn:
· Why the notion that Republicans are more beneficial for entrepreneurs is a fallacy
· How Harris attempts to divert Trump's focus away from the economic topic
· Why the presidency eventually hinges on just a few thousand votes in the U.S.
You can access all episodes directly on RTL, Apple, or Spotify, or simply search for it using Google**.
I'm not going to make a prediction about the election outcome, as the race between Trump and Harris is too close to call. Despite Trump's efforts to focus the campaign on economic issues, many Americans are struggling with inflation and the rising cost of living.
