Donald Trump will have to fight half of world after Biden leaves

ArmInfo. Armenian political scientist and Americanist Suren Sargsyan is confident that current US President Joe Biden acted wisely by leaving the presidential race. He wrote about this on his Facebook page, reacting to reports that Joe Biden withdrew his candidacy from the presidential race and supported the candidacy of Kamala Harris.

"It was fair to his own party and fair to the American people. Biden is truly a serious politician who has come a long way. If he had become president at a younger age, he could have become one of the best and most beloved presidents." in US history.

Personally, I believe that the nomination of Hillary Clinton in 2016 was one of the most calculated moves on the part of the Democrats, and if the same Biden had been nominated, he would have had a better chance of defeating Trump. Trump didn't win, Hillary lost. If that were the case, Biden's legacy would be significantly different and he would be remembered differently. By the way, during his years as a senator, he was one of Armenia's best friends," the political scientist recalled.

"Regarding the elections that will take place in November," Sargsyan continued, "I must note that Harris' candidacy is also a serious headache for Trump." "The entire liberal wing will rally around her, and this will create a rather strong wave. All of NATO and the entire EU will support him. In fact, Trump will have to fight half the world. But Kamala Harris has her 70-80 million votes, no matter how you look at it," concluded America expert.

The presidential election in the United States will take place on November 5th. It was assumed that Biden would represent the Democratic Party at them, but after Biden's disastrous performance at the pre-election televised debate with Republican Donald Trump on June 27, Democrats began to call on him to abandon further attempts to retain the highest government post. On July 21, Biden announced that he was leaving the presidential race. At the same time, he expressed support for his Vice President Kamala Harris.