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In this respect, the last US elections, which took place almost a year ago, are an interesting case. On election night, it was surprising that Donald Trump did better than was generally expected. It was soon assumed that Joe Biden would still be able to win, but it was not clear for sure until days later. Therefore, everyone held back from drawing conclusions about the campaign (unlike usual).

When all the insider reports and books about Joe qatar rcs data Biden's campaign were published later, I found them unconvincing. Joe Biden and his team certainly did some things right: They contrasted with Trump on the dominant issue of coronavirus and consistently implemented the right target group strategy geographically. And yet: It is actually more likely that Donald Trump lost the election than that Joe Biden won it. And it was quite close, because 43,000 votes in three states (Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin) were the deciding factor.


– Donald Trump has managed the Corona crisis catastrophically.

– he spent much of his time in office angering and alienating the majority who did not vote for him.

– he never managed to define Joe Biden as coherently negatively as he did Hillary Clinton four years earlier.

– the campaign was operationally catastrophically managed and, despite hundreds of millions, he ran out of money in the end.

Or to put it another way and (only slightly) exaggeratedly: If Donald Trump had done just one thing right during the election campaign, he would be in the White House today.