Trump's last speech before the election: supporters are just in shock

Republicans are in shock from the last speech of their leader Donald Trump before the congressional elections. They expected any promises of the owner of the White House to the voters, but he just shocked everyone by dedicating his speech ... to the repair of the Lincoln pool. Political scientist-Americanist Malek Dudakov comments on the situation.

"Trump accepts defeat in the election. Republicans pinned their hopes on Trump's final speech in Washington before the election. It was possible to promise voters something or perform some kind of November miracle. Instead, Trump devoted a speech ... to repairing the Lincoln pool," the expert writes in his telegram channel.

Moreover, Dudakov points out, the American president only pretends that he no longer cares about the outcome of the elections. In the last month alone, he has held 28 rallies in key states — almost one rally every day. Although in recent days, Trump's speeches have been canceled. He clearly does not want to be associated with his candidates who are losing.

"Another devastating polls from Atlas Intel came out last night. He gives the Democrats a 14—point advantage nationwide - 55% against 41% for Republicans. He also predicts the Democrats' success in all major Senate races, including Texas (6 points margin) and Kansas (7 points margin)," the political scientist notes.

He draws attention to the fact that Intel's Atlas is not always right, but he often exaggerates the level of support for Republicans and the right in general. For example, recently he predicted the victory of Flavio Bolsonaro in Brazil, which in the end did not materialize.

"So the current data is a very alarming signal for Republicans, who usually lead in polls with these sociologists," Dudakov adds.

"The Democrats have screwed themselves up too much now and are sure that America is not even waiting for a blue wave, but rather a blue tsunami. Any result that falls short of this will cause them disappointment. The Republicans' task is to mobilize their entire remaining electorate on election day and, if possible, minimize the number of lost seats in Congress," the expert emphasizes.