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His father-in-law: The polls hurt Trump, but the surprise may come from anywhere
How the Corona Affects the Sick Trump, Biden's Advantage in Key Countries and the Implications of Election Politics in Israel.
The commentator on US affairs in an interview with the podcast "Talk of the Week." Listen to the episode
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Tuesday, 06 October 2020, 18:10
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"Polls are going against Trump. In all key countries, Baiden has an advantage. If the map remains as it is today, Baiden is expected to win big. But many things can happen: Trump can come back with us and Baiden can stumble, it's constantly hovering there. Unless we are. "Another October surprise that has nothing to do with Corona, such as wars and disasters, is expected."
This is what his veteran journalist Hemi Shalev, Haaretz's commentator on American affairs, says in a special episode of the "Talk of the Week" podcast presented by his daughter, the political reporter Tal Shalev.
According to him, the trend is noticeable after the confrontation between the two candidates for the presidency of the United States, but past events show that everything can change.
"The confrontation has worked sharply and clearly to Trump's detriment. Even Fox has criticized him. The national gap in polls has risen to 14 percent to 8 percent, and with the exception of Florida and Ohio, all key states in Biden have an advantage. We must remember the dramatic events of 2016 - the tape in which Trump spoke "In a vulgar way and also the email affair that broke out ten days before the election and balanced the situation. The intelligence agencies in America were informed that the Russians are waging a wider campaign than in 2016, so the surprise can come from anywhere."
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"The very fact that Trump is in the hospital is interpreted as a weakness."
Tal and his father-in-law
Shalev addressed the most dramatic event in the past week - the fact that Trump was infected in Corona just four weeks before Election Day.
"Trump has been offered a return to repentance and beatings for sin when it comes to Corona, but just as being in the hospital is interpreted as a weakness in Trump, so changing that position is a weakness. In light of standing in the White House and removing his mask from the nation, he signals nothing has changed. "He became identified with not wearing the mask and his fans adopted this custom almost as a sign of loyalty to him. That's why anyone who wears a mask teases him a bit, and that upsets him."
On Biden's election strategy, Shalev said: "The margins and low profile from the start of the campaign have created him a significantly more stable and large majority than Hillary Clinton had. "His tactics. I do not think Biden will change his strategy, except for visits that will become more and more frequent in those countries that are not in his pocket."
Shalev also spoke about the Republican struggle to appoint a judge to the Supreme Court, the countries in which Biden needs to focus in order to win, how American Jews will vote and the implications of the election for Israeli politics.
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