USA Election 2020: Joe Biden won the popular vote more than Trump

<p><table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><tbody><tr><td style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEigPrrZg3xZUfSsCiuArVWQLk750BkX1FXGJxPYY7aqxn4_IkVjqYWtPLwQSazVDE4gg36Ffh7pMfCmuwrI_LPMLI7ZBWC62HtvvSbYl_gyM9798_qe1gCwYfWFIbgOiws-iJnOPHuM93ry/s976/biden_trump-accra.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><img alt="Joe Biden(L), Karderinis Isidoros(M) And Donald Trump(R)" border="0" data-original-height="549" data-original-width="976" height="360" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEigPrrZg3xZUfSsCiuArVWQLk750BkX1FXGJxPYY7aqxn4_IkVjqYWtPLwQSazVDE4gg36Ffh7pMfCmuwrI_LPMLI7ZBWC62HtvvSbYl_gyM9798_qe1gCwYfWFIbgOiws-iJnOPHuM93ry/w640-h360/biden_trump-accra.jpg" title="Joe Biden(L), Karderinis Isidoros(M) And Donald Trump(R)" width="640" /></a></td></tr><tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Joe Biden(L), Karderinis Isidoros(M) And Donald Trump(R)</td></tr></tbody></table><br />The November 3, 2020, presidential election was</p><p>arguably the most important election in USA postwar history.</p><p>In these elections, moreover, the participation of American</p><p>voters was the largest since 1900, demonstrating the</p><p>resurgence of their political interest and the strongly</p><p>polarizing climate that prevailed in the country. Αt the same</p><p>time Joe Biden may have won the popular vote (4.5 million</p><p>more votes than Trump) and the necessary electors, but</p><p>Donald Trump has shown great resilience, having in fact</p><p>against him almost all the media, the vast majority of</p><p>Hollywood and the whole established.</p><p>These elections showed the deep division in the United</p><p>States, which in many places led to extremely marginal</p><p>election results. The intense confrontation between the two</p><p>sides and the extreme rhetoric and practice is not an isolated</p><p>event and may deepen even further, having a negative impact</p><p>on the country.</p><p>The reasons for Trump&#39;s electoral resilience are due to</p><p>the fact that President Trump had adopted an anti-systemic</p><p>rhetoric of complaint of the elites, to which he however</p><p>belongs, as well as an aggressive tactic against the forces of</p><p>globalization, aspects that touched strongly large sections of</p><p>the middle class and of course the working class.</p><p>So, to the unemployed, to the people who feel they have</p><p>no voice, to the provincials who are ridiculed for their manners</p><p>and customs by arrogant metropolitan residents, even to</p><p>citizens belonging to minorities but also to all large</p><p>communities, such as African Americans. and Latins, Donald</p><p>Trump&#39;s speech has found and continues to find great</p><p>resonance. And this is despite the fact that all the movements</p><p>for the protection of rights (black lives matter, etc.) were</p><p>clearly against him.</p><p>And if the coronavirus pandemic had not occurred and</p><p>the second wave had not broken out, which is hitting the</p><p>United States as violently as the first, Donald Trump would</p><p>have easily won the elections. Thus, after the first three years</p><p>of positive economic performances of the Trump</p><p>administration, the March lockdown caused the closure of</p><p>many small and medium-sized enterprises, while more than 20</p><p>million Americans were suddenly left without a job.</p><p>And Donald Trump would certainly have won the</p><p>presidential election without the health crisis as Joe Biden,</p><p>who expresses the neoliberal internationalism, the related</p><p>globalization process and the &quot;open society&quot; of NGOs and the</p><p><br /></p><p>very powerful economic institutions such as George Soros and</p><p>Bill Gates foundations etc., clearly seemed to have run out of</p><p>forces, proposals and slogans before it even entered the finish</p><p>line.</p><p>Trump&#39;s political opponents and most analysts and</p><p>pollsters had focused on the arrogant and selfish traits of his</p><p>personality, an eccentric and highly impulsive no doubt</p><p>billionaire, and of course they were wrong in believing that he</p><p>would be defeated with a big difference. Trumpism as an</p><p>ideological and social phenomenon is certain, therefore, that it</p><p>has not left, is present and will continue to exist. Trump is not</p><p>just a parenthesis in US political history but expresses</p><p>specific distinct trends in American society and the</p><p>bourgeoisie.</p><p>The Americans citizens want to prosper economically in</p><p>a country where social peace, order and security will prevail.</p><p>Due to globalization, many industrial units have left for poor</p><p>countries where there is a cheap labor force. So, the US</p><p>working class was greatly hurt. Trump was the one who</p><p>demanded the return of the factories to his country, putting</p><p>the USA and the American people first, in the context of the</p><p>ideological tendency of ethnocentric conservatism.</p><p>And to other countries, especially the powerful ones,</p><p>may not like the politics of &quot;America First&quot;, but the same is not</p><p>the case with the average American citizen, notably in deep</p><p>America and the central states.</p><p>On January 20, Joe Biden will sit in his chair at the Oval</p><p>Office with Kamala Harris, in the position of Vice President, for</p><p>the first time in office, a woman of African, Jamaican and</p><p>Indian descent. During his term and based on what he said the</p><p>United States will return to the Paris Climate Treaty,</p><p>according to which the minimum goal of the states is to keep</p><p>the temperature at plus 2 degrees Celsius (+2 C), and that will</p><p>be a positive development, as the climate change is not a</p><p>&quot;myth&quot;. And this can be easily seen if one takes a look at the</p><p>extreme weather phenomena that occur on the planet. Let us</p><p>not forget that the United States is the second largest polluter</p><p>in the world after China.</p><p>Also, multilateral organisms, such as e.g. NATO, the UN</p><p>and its offshoots, which have been strongly challenged by</p><p>outgoing President Trump, will likely be treated differently by</p><p>Joe Biden&#39;s administration, but US relations with its European</p><p>allies may move in other directions.</p><p>It should be noted at this point that Donald Trump had</p><p>repeatedly threatened to withdraw the United States from</p><p>NATO and reduce its contribution if other members showed no</p><p>willingness to increase their spending on the organization.</p><p><br /></p><p>Germany-US relations have also been strained for the past four</p><p>years, with Trump threatening the German car industry and</p><p>the European Union as a whole several times with duties.</p><p>Washington&#39;s relations with Brussels were also frozen after its</p><p>decision to withdraw the United States from international</p><p>climate agreements and Iran over its nuclear program.</p><p>However, if the Republicans eventually win control of the</p><p>Senate, it will cause many deep problems for the new</p><p>President Joe Biden, as he will block most of his legislative</p><p>agenda.</p><p>In closing, I would like to emphasize that the</p><p>predominance of Joe Biden, who has also starred in all the</p><p>pathogenic characteristics that led America to its current</p><p>decline - that is, widespread social inequalities, the</p><p>problematic welfare state, the favor to the strong economic</p><p>elites, international lawlessness etc.-is not going to lead the</p><p>US on bright paths. Besides, he did not present an inspiring,</p><p>comprehensive and convincing program plan for the social,</p><p>economic and political reorganization of the society and the</p><p>country.</p><p><br /></p><p>Curriculum vitae</p><p>Isidoros Karderinis was born in Athens in 1967. He is a</p><p>novelist, poet and columnist. He has studied economics and</p><p>has completed postgraduate studies in tourism economics. His</p><p>articles have been published in newspapers, magazines and</p><p>sites around the world. His poems have been translated into</p><p>English, French and Spanish and published in poetry</p><p>anthologies, literary magazines and literary columns of</p><p>newspapers. He has published eight poetry books and three</p><p>novels in Greece. His books have been translated and</p><p>published in the USA, Great Britain, Italy and Spain.</p><p><br /></p><p><b>Source: <a href="http://ACCRA24.COM" target="_blank">ACCRA24.COM</a></b></p><p><br /></p><p>Social media:</p><p>Facebook: Karderinis Isidoros</p><p>Twitter: isidoros karderinis</p><p>Linkedin: ISIDOROS KARDERINIS</p><div><br /></div>

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US President Donald Trump, Obama, Kim Kardashian And More Lose Millions Of Followers In Twitter Purge

<table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; text-align: center;"><tbody> <tr><td style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg5EeS4unPZaV1DXkx-vlGf674SGAIQUIT0xZa_V_XtzvI2WcGdJDZxVv5ET4HZGLL0qfBa5hueeMrgK1aCXNghqzfMjh0B3Ajd71xeEJCPd_SyXJk1DNossbb2RMdljaEbBauAvjKyYu6m/s1600/trump-trio.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><img border="0" data-original-height="447" data-original-width="703" height="406" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg5EeS4unPZaV1DXkx-vlGf674SGAIQUIT0xZa_V_XtzvI2WcGdJDZxVv5ET4HZGLL0qfBa5hueeMrgK1aCXNghqzfMjh0B3Ajd71xeEJCPd_SyXJk1DNossbb2RMdljaEbBauAvjKyYu6m/s640/trump-trio.jpg" width="640" /></a></td></tr> <tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">US President Donald Trump (Left), Kim Kardashian And Former US President Obama (Right)</td></tr> </tbody></table> Now that Twitter is removing millions fake and locked accounts from the social media platform, several celebrities are finding they suddenly have significantly fewer followers than they did yesterday.<br /> <br /> According to The Wrap, President Donald Trump was among those affected, with his Twitter account about 400,000 followers lighter following the purge, resulting in a new total of 53 million.<br /> <br /> Trump’s predecessor was hit even harder, with Barack Obama’s Twitter account losing more than 2.5 million followers to knock the former POTUS down to a mere 101 million followers.<br /> <br /> Also affected was social media maven Kim Kardashian, who watched her numbers fall from 60.2 million followers to 58.5 million when she shed 1.7 million followers.<br /> <br /> Other celebs to lose followers include Elon Musk (-200,000), Rihanna (-900,000) and Justin Bieber, who was no doubt sorry to see his numbers drop by nearly 3 million followers.<br /> To put things in perspective, <em>Billboard</em> shared a list of the musicians with the largest Twitter followings, and how many followers they lost in the purge.<br /> <br /> <strong>Britney Spears: </strong>Went from 58.3M followers on Wednesday to 56.2M followers on Thursday, losing 2.1M followers, or <strong>3.6 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Pink: </strong>Went from 33.1M followers on Wednesday to 31.9M followers on Thursday, losing 1.2M followers, or <strong>3.6 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Lady Gaga: </strong>Went from 79M followers on Wednesday to 76.4M followers on Thursday, losing 2.6M followers, or <strong>3.3 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Lil Wayne: </strong>Went from 34.5M followers on Wednesday to 33.4M followers on Thursday, losing 1.1M followers, or <strong>3.2 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Justin Bieber: </strong>Went from 107M followers on Wednesday to 104M followers on Thursday, losing 3M followers, or <strong>2.8 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Katy Perry: </strong>Went from 110M followers on Wednesday to 107M followers on Thursday, losing 3M followers, or <strong>2.7 per cent.</strong><br /> <strong><br /></strong> <strong>Drake: </strong>Went from 37.6M followers on Wednesday to 36.6M followers on Thursday, losing 1M followers, or <strong>2.7 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Jennifer Lopez: </strong>Went from 45.2M followers on Wednesday to 44M followers on Thursday, losing 1.2M followers, or <strong>2.7 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Justin Timberlake: </strong>Went from 66.1M followers on Wednesday to 64.4M followers on Thursday, losing 1.7M followers, or <strong>2.6 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Wiz Khalifa: </strong>Went from 34.1M followers on Wednesday to 33.2M followers on Thursday, losing 900,000 followers, or <strong>2.6 percent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Shakira: </strong>Went from 52.1M followers on Wednesday to 50.8M followers on Thursday, losing 1.3M followers, or <strong>2.5 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>One Direction: </strong>Went from 31.5M followers on Wednesday to 30.7M followers on Thursday, losing 800,000 followers, or <strong>2.5 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Harry Styles: </strong>Went from 32.9M followers on Wednesday to 32.1M followers on Thursday, losing 800,000 followers, or <strong>2.4 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Louis Tomlinson: </strong>Went from 33.7M followers on Wednesday to 32.9M followers on Thursday, losing 800,000 followers, or <strong>2.4 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Selena Gomez: </strong>Went from 57.1M followers on Wednesday to 55.8M followers on Thursday, losing 1.3M followers, or <strong>2.3 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Taylor Swift: </strong>Went from 85.6M followers on Wednesday to 83.7M followers on Thursday, losing 1.9M followers, or <strong>2.2 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Miley Cyrus: </strong>Went from 41.3M followers on Wednesday to 40.4M followers on Thursday, losing 900,000 followers, or <strong>2.2 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Bruno Mars: </strong>Went from 42.9M followers on Wednesday to 42M followers on Thursday, losing 900,000 followers, or <strong>2.1 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Alicia Keys: </strong>Went from 31M followers on Wednesday to 30.4M followers on Thursday, losing 600,000 followers, or <strong>1.9 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Demi Lovato: </strong>Went from 57.3M followers on Wednesday to 56.3M followers on Thursday, losing 1M followers, or <strong>1.7 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Niall Horan: </strong>Went from 40.2M followers on Wednesday to 39.5M followers on Thursday, losing 700,000 followers, or <strong>1.7 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Ariana Grande: </strong>Went from 57.7M followers on Wednesday to 56.8M followers on Thursday, losing 900,000 followers, or <strong>1.6 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Rihanna: </strong>Went from 89M followers on Wednesday to 88.1M followers on Thursday, losing 900,000 followers, or <strong>1 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Liam Payne: </strong>Went from 33.1M followers on Wednesday to 32.8M followers on Thursday, losing 300,000 followers, or <strong>0.9 per cent</strong>.<br /> <br /> Credit:  ETcanada.com

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US President Donald Trump (Left), Kim Kardashian And Former US President Obama (Right) Now that Twitter is removing millions fake and lo...

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