Why is the election of the US President so important for India? Understand the war between Trump vs Biden from these 4 points

The year 2024 will be a record-breaking year in terms of elections. More than two billion voters from 50 countries, including the United States, India, Mexico and South Africa, will cast their ballots. All eyes will be on the United States, where a former president will run for re-election despite facing serious criminal charges. There’s one where the outgoing president calls his predecessor a Nazi. The former president accused his successor of rigging the last election. The current establishment is filing several criminal cases against the former President. The opposition has accused the government of weaponizing the law to keep the popular former president off the ballot and is retaliating by preparing to impeach the president. The apex court has swung into action, but whatever its decision, a large section of the polarized society is calling it illegitimate and politically motivated.

We are not talking about a banana republic in the third world, but about America. The American foreign policy elite sees itself as the champion of democracy. It regularly passes judgment not only on broad political trends of other countries but also on micro trends within them. Washington punishes foreign governments for alleged violations against democratic norms. But what about American democracy? Americans are coming under fire from political elites around the world. America However, what matters are the consequences of America’s internal dynamics. After all, regardless of the quality of its democracy, the choices made by its politics affect the entire world.

Many of the structural problems of American democracy are out in the open in the 21st century, beginning with the first election in 2000 when the Supreme Court had to step in to resolve a dispute over vote counting in Florida. Those problems have become more acute. The New York Times has declared that American democracy and its Constitution are in danger. The Times declared Trump completely unfit for office and condemned that he presents America with a fateful choice between the continuation of the United States as a nation that seeks freedom for ourselves and our future generations. Blessings’ and is dedicated to one person. Which has proudly shown open contempt for the protections and ideals of the law and the Constitution.

As India’s stake in relations with the US increases, Delhi should also invest in the study of American society. There’s no better time to start than the upcoming presidential elections. Here are four guidelines to follow for the US elections. Indians don’t have a vote in elections, so don’t be tempted to take sides between candidates. And remember Indian Americans are Americans. Second, take America’s internal arguments with a pinch of salt. In the insane style of American politics, every proposal is taken to its extreme. But despite the current polarization in the country, the Center is quite strong. Third, despite all the pessimism about Trump’s return, don’t forget that there is both change and continuity in American politics. If Trump in his first term forced Washington to reconsider the conventional wisdom on China and globalization, Biden has stuck to those policies. Understanding that balance between continuity and change is the key challenge for outside observers, who were completely wrong in assessing the 2016 and 2020 elections.