On the evening of June 20th local time in the United States, US President Trump returned to the White House exhausted after attending a rally in Oklahoma. Trump was photographed by reporters with his coat open, his shirt unbuttoned, and his tie hanging casually around his neck, with a slightly hesitant expression. In this regard, Qu Comment gave four opinions: First, Trump is not young, and he is indeed very tired after participating in the campaign; second, after the epidemic, the first campaign resumed was not as expected, and Trump I feel sad in my heart; third, the support rate is significantly behind Biden, which has a great impact on Trump; fourth, Trump is confident in front of people, but at the time he showed his truest side.
First, Trump is old and campaigning is very physically demanding. Trump was born in 1946 and is 74 years old. Aside from Reagan, Trump is the oldest candidate in U.S. history. In fact, campaigning for the U.S. presidential election is very energy-consuming. Trump is also a person who speaks very hard. He gives passionate speeches for several hours. Not to mention a 74-year-old man like Trump, I am afraid that even young people in their 20s cannot stand it. Many celebrities look very tired after their concerts. The same is true when Trump participates in a campaign event. He will be disheveled because of too much physical exertion, mainly because he is tired.
Second, Trump’s campaign campaign was far less effective than expected. The reason why the Trump campaign team chose Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the first rally of the campaign is that it is a "hard-core voting area" for the Republican Party. Whether it is Oklahoma or Tulsa, the Communist Party and the Party are in power. Therefore, the Trump campaign chose an indoor event venue that can accommodate 19,000 people.
As a result, the number of people who registered online exceeded 1 million, and only 6,200 people checked in on site. As a result, the entire campaign did not meet expectations and seemed deserted. Can Trump not feel sad when the first campaign after the restart was met with a lukewarm response? In particular, many young Americans are causing trouble for Trump by deliberately grabbing tickets online without arriving at the venue. If you were Trump, would you be sad too?
Third, Trump’s approval rating lags significantly behind Biden. Since May 2020, various U.S. poll data have shown that Trump will fail. In the latest poll on epidemic prevention, only 37% of Americans support Trump’s epidemic prevention policy, while as many as 58% oppose it! With such low polls and a lackluster campaign campaign, can Trump not be sad?
In the end, Trump also showed his truest side. In the past, Trump always looked confident in front of reporters. On the evening of June 20, Trump looked exhausted and went straight back to the White House without greeting any reporters. It was clear that Trump was his true self that night.