It is rumored online that Trump’s election activities involved money laundering. Faced with so many domestic problems, can Trump still be re-elected?

Although the media has reported that Trump is suspected of money laundering, in my personal opinion, Trump’s chances of being re-elected are still very high. As for issues such as money laundering, they are all minor issues for Trump. Because the foundation of Trump's candidacy for the US President has not been shaken, just as Putin said, no matter what you do on the wedding night, what will happen? The results are the same. 1. Trump first chose his vote base from ideology.

The United States is the largest immigrant country in the world. People of all colors and nationalities have come to this continent and then joined the United States. But it was the Puritans who really dominated America. The so-called Puritans were the first white people to come to the United States, or the passengers on the Mayflower. They were originally British, but they were expelled from the traditional British church because they opposed dogmatism and complex formalism. But after these people came to America, they brought the seeds of modern American capitalism.

This is one of the two mainstream ideologies in the United States. The other type is the extreme liberalism faced by the United States. These people can be regarded as a group of people who emerged because of the development of the United States. For example, during the Vietnam War in the United States, a large number of hippie culture and non-mainstream people emerged in the country. These people can actually be regarded as believers in extreme liberalism. In fact, if extreme liberalism is allowed to develop freely, anarchism will form. Therefore, the reason why Trump was able to gain enough votes was because Trump sided with the Puritans. 2. Trump chose his second vote base based on race.

I don’t know if you have noticed that previous US presidents have always flaunted themselves, and the targets of their flaunting are all specific ethnic groups. For example, what did Obama say during the campaign? Saying that he is an African American, he flaunts himself as the spokesperson for black Americans and stands with black Americans. But if you look at Obama's history, you'll see how ridiculous this rhetoric is. Obama received a white education, so in general he is a white politician with black skin.

As for Hillary, who is competing against Trump, she also flaunts herself as a spokesperson for American women. But if you saw that Hillary once defended a rapist, would you still think that Hillary was really speaking for American women? But Trump is different. He advertises himself as a spokesperson for the lower-class white Americans, but he actually speaks for it and tries to implement what he says. So why did black riots occur in the United States this time? Let’s take a closer look at the reasons. 3. Why can Trump make these people his vote base?

Judging from Trump’s four-year term, Trump is definitely not a good president. At least he is not as far-sighted as other American presidents. But the people who support him are still those people, very stable. Why do these people support Trump? In fact, it was caused by the former president of the United States. Before Martin Luther King, the racial issue in America was about black people uniting other people of color and some white people to fight against the racial system of the U.S. government. But after Martin Luther King, the U.S. government tried its best to drive away the tiger and devour the wolf. They divide the races in the United States: for example, Asians are divided into Koreans, Japanese, etc. This has resulted in the fact that black Americans and other races were originally united, but now they are opposed to each other. Black Americans feel that other races are better off than themselves, and Latinos also feel that other races are better off than themselves.

In this way, the only ones who are oppressed are actually the lower-class white Americans. Because they are white themselves, they do not belong to any vulnerable group in terms of public opinion. Therefore, they are ostracized by various races and receive no encouragement from mainstream society. But at this time, Trump appeared, and he promoted a series of policies that were beneficial to the white people at the bottom. No matter whether these white people at the bottom were Democrats or Republicans, as long as they could feed me and have a say, the ruling party It is a good ruling party. So these people instantly became Trump's staunch supporters. Even if there are too many problems that need to be solved during the Trump administration, even if Trump turns the United States from the first in the world to the last in the world, these people will still support Trump.

Trump’s cleverness does not lie in his various policies, but in his turning partisan disputes into racial battles and gaining a large number of votes by taking sides in racial battles. This is the fundamental reason why Trump was elected.

So as long as Trump adheres to this policy, Trump's re-election will not be a question, but an affirmation.