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US NATO Allies Fear Biden's Removal from Election, Media Reports
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.[Regnum] US NATO allies fear that the Democratic Party's decision to replace US President Joe Biden with another candidate in the upcoming elections could strengthen the position of Russia and China, CNN said on June 30, interviewing a number of diplomats from the alliance countries.  "Diplomats fear that removing a candidate so late in the election cycle could undermine stability, allowing China and Russia to criticize the U.S. democratic system," the reporters said. It is noted that there is no concern about Biden's ability to make decisions, as they are confident in his entourage. According to the channel, Biden's removal from the elections will confirm his incompetence, and this will undermine stability in the West, and European countries want stability most of all. As Regnum reported, a poll published on June 30 showed that 72% of American voters would like another candidate to be nominated instead of Biden in the presidential election. They doubt his mental abilities. 49% of respondents were against Trump's participation in the election. Biden and Trump held their first election debate on the night of June 28, Moscow time. ABC reported that after this, Democratic Party supporters became concerned about how poorly the incumbent president had performed and began en masse to demand that he be replaced by another candidate. They demanded that a younger and more competent candidate be nominated in the elections. Posted by: badanov 2024-07-01 |
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