Sanders: Trump’s re-election is the end of American democracy

Fars News Agency International Group; “The re-election of Donald Trump is the death of democracy in America”. Bernie Sanders, the senior Democratic American senator, expressed his views on the US presidential election in an interview with Hill News.

Sanders says that Trump’s second term in the White House is much better than the previous one. It will be more extreme.

During Trump’s presidency, America experienced many controversial developments. Many ministers and senior officials of his government were either directly fired by him or forced to resign. The January 6 attack by Trump supporters on the US Congress building in protest of the 2020 election results, which left at least 4 dead, was a political earthquake and the height of instability in America.

Many American media and analysts called the allegation of fraud in the presidential election by the president of this country, who is responsible for protecting the American political system, a dead end for American democracy.

Despite numerous cases, including tax charges, moral corruption, etc., Donald Trump is seeking the nomination of the Republican Party in the 2024 presidential election and is still leading in the polls of this party.

Sanders further emphasized that “Trump is a bitter man, he has several criminal cases and has been humiliated; He will bring all these down on his enemies. We have to explain to the American people what this means and what the collapse of American democracy will mean for all of us…” not facing Some senior figures of the Republican Party, such as Nikki Haley, Legislator Liz Cheney, Chris Christie and Senior Senator Mitt Romney, have called Trump’s return to the White House dangerous. In a statement, Romney said that he is ready to vote for a Democratic candidate, but he will never vote for Trump.

In addition, many of America’s western allies in the European Union and NATO are also Trump’s positions against NATO, as well as his good relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, consider Trump’s return a threat to transatlantic relations.

“Ema Modalali”, an Arab analyst and former Lebanese ambassador to the United Nations, called the US election a referendum on has described the constitution and dictatorship.

But Mark Penn, one of the managers of this poll at Harvard, believes that people say they were worse off with Biden’s policies and better off under Trump. have experienced.

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