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Fourteen days after the presidential elections, the panorama has not changed in the essential aspect since this

began

in the United States.

Joe Biden, the candidate of the Democratic Party, continues to have a clear advantage in the polls heading into the

, ahead in all the states that seem key to determining the winner.

President Donald Trump knows this and has not wasted a minute since he overcame his convalescence after testing positive for coronavirus.

He is

, forced to reverse a situation that seems even more complex than the one he overcame in 2016.

His urgency is palpable in the

that made him infamous four years ago and that has returned with more intensity to this campaign.

Then he said that Mexicans were criminals and rapists, except for a few who assumed "they were good people", and that the hatred of Muslims towards the US was "beyond comprehension", among other pearls to remember.

Now, with

, he appears to have redoubled his bet on the offensive and cocky style.

On Monday, already fully involved in the campaign, he called CNN journalists from Tucson, Arizona, "stupid bastards" for

, upset by a health crisis that has already developed. claimed more than 220,000 deaths throughout the country and could well cost him reelection.

Earlier, in

to the media, he showed his fatigue with the coronavirus.

said, ignoring the notable rise in cases, again, in various parts of the country.

"We're fed up. People are sick of listening to [Anthony] Fauci and all those idiots," referring to the head of the National Institute of Infectious Diseases who has led the crisis.

He pointed out that had he heeded his recommendations, the deaths would have been half a million and not 220,000.

Later, at a rally in the town of Muskegon, Michigan, he was even more belligerent in his way of asking the state authorities to

.

He joined the chant of his followers by calling for "Lock them all up", days after the FBI arrested 14 men related to the plan to kidnap and murder the governor of Michigan, the Democrat Gretchen Whitmer.

"Are you not ashamed?" Asked Don Lemon, one of CNN's star journalists, as he reviewed Trump's comments on a single campaign day.

Below Biden in key states

Many analysts are convinced that not even his inflammatory speech can save him from defeat.

In

his disadvantage is 7.3 points on average in all polls, according to the

portal

, a region that Trump took by a very narrow margin in 2016: just over 10,000 votes.

Nor does the numbers in

(+1 for Biden),

(+6.2),

(+2.0),

(+3.8) and

(+3.1) favor him.

Only in

does he lead by 0.2 points.

The battle in that State seems exciting.

The plan for today was to visit

by 44,000 votes and is now uphill.

Barack Obama won it in 2012 with a 5.3% margin and Biden could achieve the same.

Polls by

give him up to an 8-point lead in his home state, a territory he has visited during the campaign and in which he is confident of convincing the working class with his economic and social plan for the next four years. .

Trump was scheduled to land in Erie overnight with his wife, Melania Trump.

However, the First Lady decided to

, according to official sources.

Trump himself reported last week that his wife had tested negative for the last coronavirus test after being infected with her husband and son, Barron.

His public appearances so far have been rare.

Biden will also not be seen in any campaign event

until Thursday's debate with Trump, the second and last scheduled.

It will be in Nashville, Tennessee, and will have new rules regarding the one that both candidates starred in in Cleveland.

The

turned

and repeat the chaos that was formed during the first debate.

ENTHUSIASM FOR EARLY VOTING

Trump will set foot in Pennsylvania hours after the Supreme Court ruling, which ruled in favor of

.

The justices of the Supreme Court cited the pandemic and problems with the mail as the main arguments, in a move that clearly favors the Democrats, a party that far exceeds the Republicans in the request for votes by mail.

According to the attorney general of Pennsylvania,

, a million votes have already been counted, satisfied by the Supreme Court's decision and contrary to the interests of

that this actually happened.

Despite Republicans' efforts to boycott the process, enthusiasm for early voting is palpable from coast to coast.

According to the

,

, an absolute record and more than six times the number of votes received at this point in 2016.

The

and that, as expected, the Democrats are clearly dominating the vote by mail.

Data from the

firm

speak of a 53% blue vote compared to 36% of Republicans, in addition to a

-six times higher than 2016- and of

, who represent 70% of the ballots sent so far.

The pandemic is changing the face of these momentous elections a lot.

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