The Super Tuesday results weren't really surprising.
They couldn't really surprise, anyway.
Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee in a few months – even if some are dreaming of a surprise independent candidacy from Nikki Haley.
Joe Biden will be the Democratic candidate – unless he is replaced at the last moment, at the end of an internal putsch justified by the visible collapse of his cognitive abilities.
But, if the trend continues, the two will clash, as they did four years ago.
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The America of 2024 is, however, much more polarized than the America of 2020. Not that it was peaceful at that time: as we know, the American political-administrative and media system has never really accepted the election of Donald Trump in 2016, and campaigned ardently to dynamite his presidency, by paralyzing it from the inside, by contesting its legitimacy from day one.
She also did everything to block his re-election.
Trump, of his…
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