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It is Trump’s honesty that is most likely to win him re-election

Yes, that’s right. He promised policy and he delivered. A tried and tested political strategy.

George Evans-Jones
7 min readJun 17, 2019

Firstly, I do not think this man is fit to serve any elected office, never mind the highest in the land. I believe he cheated his way to the Presidency through a whole-hearted embrace of Russian interference and will attempt to do so again, bludgeoning American values and indeed hitting the very crux of democracy in the free world. I believe he has disgraced the office he occupies and has significantly damaged the United States’ reputation across the world. I believe he should be impeached via a free and fair trail in the Senate and should be removed from office as soon as possible as to prevent further crimes.

Fortunately, most people I speak to agree. Twitter, and other sources of quick commentary, are a wash with outrage over the latest act of repugnance the President commits. More optimistically, Sunday’s Fox News poll indicated Trump’s approval ratings are absolutely tanking, while simultaneously showing he would lose to virtually all top Democrat candidates in a one-on-one.

Unfortunately, that doesn’t really matter, does it? Those who go to Twitter to declare their anger don’t get to decide the outcome of the election…

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George Evans-Jones
George Evans-Jones

Written by George Evans-Jones

Writing mostly on US politics from across the pond. Occasionally detour into sports/sport performance, and UK politics/culture.

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