Donald Trump’s new presidential race has been going on at full steam. It seems that as soon as the 45th US President took office 4 years ago, he immediately launched the campaign to ensure his victory at the next election.
Indeed, the White House leader always finds an excuse to interpret any situation to his advantage. He underscores that the US owes its economic power entirely to his efforts and vision. Roasting his Democratic rivals, Donald Trump warns that the national economy will be doomed to failure unless he is re-elected for a second term. In one of his campaign speeches, the US leader appealed to voters to trust him. He pledged a robust economic recovery as early as 2021 on condition he stays at the helm of the nation. Remarkably, he calls on to the population with over 38 million unemployed people to give him another four-year term. “It’s a transition to greatness,” President Donald Trump reiterates. “You’re going to see some great numbers in the fourth quarter, and you’re going to end up doing a great year next year." He is the only one to be immune to the doom and gloom across the country. Now he refers to the case that once he helped to boost the economy, so he will do it again. “We built the greatest economy in the world," President Donald Trump says frequently. "I’ll do it a second time.” Other weighty arguments are the large-scale tax reform for the middle class, a Republican healthcare plan, and a Phase 2 trade deal with China. Above all else, he pledged to win the battle with the coronavirus. “We are delivering life-saving therapies, and will produce a vaccine before the end of the year, or maybe even sooner,” the President said.
