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Trump, The Convicted Felon And What It Means For US Elections

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Publish date: Fri, 31 May 2024, 01:49 PM
Trump, The Convicted Felon And What It Means For US Elections

31-May-24 08:45

John Zogby, Pollster and Founder, Zogby Strategies

After two days of deliberation by a jury of 12 New Yorkers, Donald Trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records to pay hush money ahead of the 2016 election. John Zogby, pollster and Founder of Zogby Strategies tells us what impact this will have on his reelection chances in November's elections especially among the minds of the undecided and women voters.

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speakup

in usa got trump
in malaysia got najib, tun m, and more

1 month ago

EngineeringProfit

They are "golfing buddies"

1 month ago

EngineeringProfit

....and in cuci money

1 month ago

GreatDreamer

Anything wrong with Trump, Najib , Tun even Anwar? They become leader through election. They have plenty supporter during their time.

May be u think election is not best way to choose leader. Or u think majority should follow minority!

1 month ago

chinaman

whoever be US president, US govt still bankrupt at the end, USD melting become toilet paper.....The federal government’s total public debt stood at just under $31.46 trillion as of Feb. 10, according to the Treasury Department’s latest daily reckoning. Nearly all of that debt – about $31.38 trillion – is subject to the statutory debt limit, leaving just $25 million in unused borrowing capacity.

1 month ago

chinaman

China Dumps $101,900,000,000 in US Treasuries in 12 Months As Fed Governor Dismisses ‘Imminent Demise’ of US Dollar

1 month ago

chinaman

The BRICS nations, originally comprised of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, are looking to establish a new reserve currency backed by a basket of their respective currencies.

The potential BRICS currency would allow these nations to assert their economic independence while competing with the existing international financial system. The current system is dominated by the US dollar, which accounts for about 90 percent of all currency trading. Until recently, nearly 100 percent of oil trading was conducted in US dollars; however, in 2023 one-fifth of oil trades were reportedly made using non-US dollar currencies.

Central to this ongoing situation is the US trade war with China, as well as US sanctions on China and Russia. Should the BRICS nations establish a new reserve currency, it would likely significantly impact the US dollar, potentially leading to a decline in demand, dedollarization

1 month ago

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