Armchair for three. Last weekend before midterm, Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Donald Trump found themselves in Pennsylvania to drag the race to their parties in one of the states crucial to this election, as Democrats risk a fight for control of the Senate despite the president’s ostentatious optimism.
Biden is relying on the “charm” of his former boss – who has shown at rallies in recent days that he still has unparalleled charisma – to get Keystone voters to vote in Senate John Fetterman, but they haven’t yet. Completely cured of the consequences of stroke. The gentle giant in shorts and a sweatshirt, whose body has all the names of people who died in his state of gun violence drawn on his body, defies businessman candidate Mehmet Oz, the notorious ‘television doctor’ made famous by Oprah Winfrey who nonetheless has turned his back on him in Last days announcing his support for Butterman.
And in the other race, the governor’s race, Democrat Josh Shapiro faces Republican Doug Mastiriano.
“I’m optimistic, we’re going to win the House and Senate,” Biden said confidently before landing in Pennsylvania. “The only way to save democracy is to fight together for democracyObama declared in Pittsburgh, in the first of two “swing” rallies that you’re urging the crowd to “vote for whoever cares about you, that person is Joe Biden.” For Biden, taking the stage with Obama is a highlight of the tour of real power conducted last week that brought the nearly 80-year-old president from coast to coast in the United States.
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It is now increasingly clear that the fact that Biden and Trump find themselves a few hours and a few kilometers away serves as a rehearsal for a new challenge for the 2024 presidential election. Thanks to the victory in Pennsylvania, the president secured House Bianca two years ago and 20 of her electors, the largest number of The 50 states, are also very tempted by the businessman in anticipation of a new nomination, which is almost obvious. Meanwhile, Liz Cheney, Trump’s Republican archenemy, announced another endorsement for Virginia’s Democrats.
Abigail Spannberger, the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, confirmed in a statement that there were political differences but that she was “honored” to support them. Instead, the Democrat’s opponent, Wesley Vega, is a patron of the businessman Cheney has accused of “promoting conspiracy theories, denying election results you disagree with and defending the indefensible.” The Republican, the prominent member of the special committee investigating the January 6, 2021 attack, attacked: “We need our elected leaders to be honest, serious and responsible.” Spanberger is the third Democrat in Congress Cheney has decided to support. This midterm election is after Congresswoman Elisa Slotkin in Michigan and Senator Tim Ryan in Ohio.
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