As the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the Russia-Ukraine conflict have not yet ended, new variables have emerged in the US political arena. During this time, Trump and Biden have their own winners and losers. At present, it is really unknown who will win the US election.
But what is certain is that as time goes by, the confrontation between Trump and Biden will become more and more intense. Trump will do everything he can, Biden will go all out, and it will be a good contest.
At a critical moment, two unexpected things happened in the American political arena.
Pelosi sent a tough signal to Biden. On April 6, according to RIA Novosti, 40 Democratic lawmakers, including Pelosi, chose to send a joint letter to Biden, the main content of which was "calling for the cessation of the supply of weapons to Israel."
Pelosi believes that there is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and it is unreasonable to supply Israel with weapons at this time.
Before that, the White House was preparing to transfer a large number of weapons to Israel, including 25 F-35 fighter jets, more than 1,800 bombs and dozens of F-15 fighter jets, worth more than $18 billion. At a time when Iran is preparing to retaliate against Israel and a large number of Palestinians have been killed, Biden's move is tantamount to arching fire.
As a veteran of the Democratic Party and former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Pelosi has not been less at odds with Trump, and she is also a loyal supporter of Biden. But at the moment, Pelosi chose to create problems for Biden, isn't this "to increase Trump's prestige and destroy Biden's morale?" The US media believes that Pelosi's move means that there are differences between the United States and Israel.
Within the Democratic Party, there is also disagreement over whether to continue to support Israel. Otherwise, Pelosi would not have joined forces with dozens of Democratic lawmakers to "force the palace" on Biden. As for whether Biden will listen to persuasion, no one knows, it depends on the next actions of Israel and Iran.
Of course, the possibility of Pelosi and Biden singing a duet is not impossible. The Democratic Party has to support Israel and woo Arab voters. At a time when the situation in the Middle East is full of uncertainties, it is not surprising that Biden has to prepare for both.
The second thing is that Trump gave Putin a big gift. In an interview, Trump sent a signal that if he was the head of the White House, he would personally remind Putin before the tragedy in Moscow, and he would let Putin know about it. Trump also mocked Biden because he didn't think Biden had called Putin.
In addition to satirizing Biden, Trump also praised his achievements in the "fight against IS". Trump believes that if the United States is weak, the extremist group IS will make a comeback, and IS will not stop.
In the case that Russia pointed the "mastermind" behind the scenes to the United States, Britain and Ukraine, Trump's statement is tantamount to "asking for hardship". You know, "Russiagate" has always been a weapon used by Democrats to attack Trump, and Hillary Obama has condemned Trump for cooperating with Putin. Hillary Clinton even thinks that if Putin hadn't helped Trump, she would have been the one who was in the White House that year.
Of course, when it comes down to it, do it all down. So far, the Democrats have not hammered the "Trump and Russia secret rhyme". But anyone with a discerning eye knows that in the four years that Trump has been at the helm of the United States, Russia has not been less interested in the Middle East.
At the moment when the US election is about to begin, Trump's overtures to Putin will inevitably lead to fire, but he did it anyway.
Previously, Trump also threatened NATO. Trump believes that without the United States, NATO will cease to exist, and Europe must pay enough for defense and must contribute to NATO. Otherwise, the United States will withdraw from NATO.
Trump's implication is nothing more than this: there is no such thing as a free lunch, and if NATO members do not give the United States enough benefits, don't blame the United States for turning the other cheek.
Trump's statement of threatening NATO has caused huge repercussions in the EU and NATO. Many NATO members are worried about one thing: what will happen to Ukraine if Trump makes a comeback?
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised to allow Ukraine to join NATO. But for now, this is likely to be a big pie painted by the United States. If Trump wins, the United States may withdraw from NATO, and who will Ukraine cry to when the time comes?
In another 7 months, Trump and Biden will have a real showdown, who will have the last laugh, it's hard to say for the time being, you might as well wait patiently for the result.