Comprehensive US media reports that on the 14th local time, former US President Trump released a superhero-themed video on his social media platform Truth Social, previewing that a "major news" will be announced on the second day.
In this 15-second video, 76-year-old Trump said to the audience: "America needs a superhero!" As the music started, the screen switched to him posing in a superman position in front of the Trump Tower, tearing open the suit, revealing the tights marked "T", and his eyes also emitted lasers. At the end of this video, Trump promised to issue a "major announcement" on December 15. Trump also posted on social platforms on the 14th of last month that he would announce major news the next day, and then announced on the 15th that he would compete for the position of in the White House again and officially launch the 2024 presidential campaign.
American Chinese website said that this weird-style video is not the first time Trump has borrowed pop culture to promote his agenda. In November 2018, he posted a poster inspired by " Game of Thrones " on Twitter to promote sanctions on Iran. In April 2019, he posted a fan-made video on Twitter targeting celebrities who slandered him. The soundtrack of the video was the 2012 movie " Dark Knight Rises ".
Since announcing his third presidential campaign on November 15, Trump has suffered many setbacks. On the 12th, a federal judge in Florida officially rejected his request to third parties to review the confidential documents of Mar-a-Lago .
Meanwhile, recent polls show that assuming the 2024 election was held today, he will fall behind Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in the Republican primary election. Wall Street Journal polled, 86% of Republican voters agree with DeSantis, and only 74% agree with Trump.
U.S. consumer news and business channel (CNBC) quoted Quinipiac University html latest poll results released on the 214th show that Trump's approval rating among voters has dropped to its lowest point in seven years. Less than one-third of registered voters, 31% of voters, have a good impression of him, while 59% have no good impression of him.
Although 70% of Republican voters still have a positive view of Trump, 20% have a negative attitude, a figure that Trump has the lowest support rate among Republican voters since March 2016.
Trump announced his bid for the 2024 presidential election one week after the November midterm elections. But the midterm elections ended with a disappointing result for Republicans, and many of Trump's supporters also lost in the key campaign.
In Quinnipiac University poll, 70% of voters, including 38% of Republicans, said they do not want to see Trump become the Republican nominee in 2024.
Source: Chang'an Street Governor
