Russia's economic chief laid out the reason for President Donald Trump's success, predicting he would secure another win, followed by an 'extreme leftist' Democratic victory in 2024.
Russia's economic chief predicted that President Donald Trump would be re-elected in 2020, earning him a second term, followed by a radical shift in U.S. political leadership.
"America’s shattered stability is visible in its economic performance," Oreshkin continued."The rate of labor productivity over the past 10-15 years has substantially slowed down because the quality of human resources and social mobility has actually worsened. America has splintered into several various parts: New York, California, maybe Texas, and several other major areas.
The election was fraught with controversy, as the two-party top runners Trump—a billionaire real estate mogul with a celebrity background and no prior political experience—and his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton—a former secretary of state and New York senator who was once the first lady—battled it out with vitriol.
On the same day as Trump's tweet targeting Democrats, NBC News and The Wall Street Journal released a poll finding that 45 percent of voters would back the president in his re-election bid, while majorities of 58 percent challenged his honesty and credibility, and 60 percent disapproved of his decision to declare a national emergency in order to secure funding for his border wall project designed to stem the flow of undocumented immigration into the U.S.
Sanders, the independent who lost his last bid to Clinton, has already announced his intentions to run, reportedly raising up to $10 million for his goal in less than a week. Among those joining him would be Hawaii Representative Tulsi Gabbard, a fierce critic of U.S. military interventions abroad.
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