Ten days before the end of the presidential campaign, Donald Trump has become the target of numerous attacks and revelations, including new allegations of sexual assault. Will this really affect Republicans' chances of winning the election?
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The former US president is reportedly accused of sexually assaulting a model he met through Jeffrey Epstein during the 1990s. guardian, Wednesday.
“Timing is important, we have less than two weeks before the election, but it is part of a broader plan. Jean-Marc Léger, President of Léger, confirmed that this type of interview is not a coincidence at all.
Earlier in the week, former White House chief of staff John Kelly described the Republican nominee as a fascist.
“It became the question at the ballot box, this is what Democrats decided to do. “Every day, you will receive condemnations of this behavior from Donald Trump.”
However, Donald Trump appears to enjoy some sort of immunity from sexual misconduct allegations.
Any other politician, even in the United States […]Every time there's a denouncement like this, it's usually the end of his career. As for Donald Trump, he was always able to get by, Mr. Léger recalled.
“It's a real impact [sur la campagne]But is it enough? It will depend on how the matter develops over the coming days.
“What is certain is that this means that Trump remains the centerpiece of the campaign, and when voters go to the polls, the question is: ‘Can I trust this person over there?’”
So far, the latest opinion polls show that the electoral race is still close.
“There is a discrepancy in the polls, but I guarantee you that over the next few days, the polls will converge,” Mr. Leger noted.
Watch the full interview above.
