IAN BREMMER: Domestic, not foreign, changes are likely under a Biden term
For all the short-term upheaval Trump has created, he has failed to fundamentally change the world’s geopolitical trajectory in the past four years
06 October 2020 - 12:26
The rollercoaster that is the 2020 US elections continues to twist and turn. Even before the “October surprise” of President Donald Trump’s Covid-19 diagnosis, polls were not looking good for him. Now Trump is sidelined from campaigning in-person, behind in the race for the US presidency while the clock ticks away.
That doesn’t mean a Trump loss is a foregone conclusion — but it does mean time has come to assess how a potential Biden government would differ on policy from a second Trump administration...
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