New campaign meeting for Trump, this time outdoors

President Donald Trump will meet the campaign stands in New Hampshire next week, this time in the open air after the fiasco of the Tulsa meeting amid the Covid-19 epidemic. The Make America Great Again meeting will be held on July 11 in Portsmouth, his campaign announced on Sunday. "All participants will be given a mask which they will be strongly encouraged to wear," she said.

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The Republican billionaire, who will run for a second four-year term on November 3, had made his comeback in the campaign on June 20 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. But the numerous rows of empty seats had not helped to give the image of a candidate who knew how to find a second wind. And the image of his return to the White House in the middle of the night, his air downcast, his tie defeated, had quickly become the symbol of a failed return.

All the polls at the national level point, for several weeks in the same direction: Donald Trump shows a marked delay vis-à-vis his democratic rival Joe Biden. If all observers call for caution, stressing in particular that there are four months left in the campaign, they note however that Joe Biden's lead over Donald Trump is much more marked than that which Hillary Clinton had at the same time there is four years old.