“It’s easier to look back now”

This new rise to power by Trump has been analyzed and reanalyzed and will continue to be in the coming weeks until the transfer of powers is completed on January 20 and Biden gives way to the elected Republican.

About this, and about Joe Biden, he knows a lot of Spanish juan greenA Canarian businessman living in the United States, who worked as an advisor to the President while still in the 2020 campaign.

After Trump’s victory, the Antena 3 program ‘Espejo Público’ has spoken to him to offer his expert perspective About what has happened in recent months

Of rallies and promises that ended with a more than solid victory for the former president.

One key to this increase is that Republicans have received many votes from minorities who historically leaned toward the Democratic side:

“Actually, there are three important bases of the party: Hispanics, African Americans, and women’s voting They have been crucial in understanding Donald Trump’s victory. “We Democrats were expecting a massive turnout from women who didn’t go out to vote, stayed home or voted for Trump, and this has been a surprise,” she said.

Impact of Trump’s victory on the international community

It is a victory that has an impact on the international community because it is a country as powerful as the United States and in Vrede’s opinion, it is not good news for Europe:

“He Control of Congress, Senate and Supreme Court

And that should concern all of us, not only the 47% of the population who did not vote for him, but also the rest of the world and especially the Europeans,” he said.

Because The consultant summarized it this way: «We don’t have to guess how this will work.He was the President only four years ago. We can expect higher tariffs globally and especially for European products. “This will be a foreign policy based on the isolation of the United States; we can say goodbye to multilateralism.”

“The North American perception has prevailed”

As for the cause of the Democratic collapse and the ‘Trumpist’ impulse, Biden’s adviser believes the latter’s analyzes no longer have a place: “Now It’s easy to look back And given that, Biden should have stepped down a long time ago,” he expressed.

Likewise, he wanted to defend the Biden administration’s management despite the inflation shock that has led many Americans to believe they are now living worse than four years ago, something the Spaniard does not share. Does.

Unemployment is at 4%, inflation is below 3%, Wages at historic highBut in the face of actual data, the North American perception has prevailed that prices have gone too high and their purchasing power has gone down and of course all this together is an absolute tsunami,” he assessed.