With the conventions already in the mirror rearview, Democrats and Republican enlisting its artillery for the last and more important section of the process electoral American: them three months of campaign general that van of here to the 8 of November, day in which them voters issued its verdict end. (See also: Trump is trailing Clinton by 3 points in a new poll in the United States.)
But if something was made clear this week that it will be three months of a brutal bid between two parties that offer a radically opposite vision of the same country andare willing to anything to defend it.
For the Republicans who continue to Donald Trump, the Democrats are responsible for have made us a nation of third category where crime reigns in the streets. And Hillary Clinton, the candidate, a woman who should be in jail or to be "executed", as suggested by a member of the campaign of New York Tycoon.
For Democrats, the American dream is more alive than ever and if anything threatens it is the same Trump, a trickster and seven soles demagogue animated for hate, prejudice and resentment that could cause irreparable damage in case of reaching theWhite House. Both, the daily The Washington Post had to break its neutrality policyahead of time to warn in its editorial that it could not "not recognize" the Republican candidate, who is considered a danger not only for us but for the world. Things are thus of heated.
After the Republican Convention that was held in Cleveland 15 days ago, the turn topass the Board was for the Democrats, who gathered in Philadelphia to Crown Clinton as the first woman in the history of the country to get one of the two traditionalparties presidential nomination.
And although the fact did not pass unnoticed, the centerpiece was to reinvent a candidate that has been strongly hit by the Republicans and whose years in public life(more than three decades) have left him expensive in terms of popularity. In fact, possesses the highest negative image (almost 60%) registered by a candidate to the Presidency of the USA.
"There is nobody, not even Bill (Clinton), more qualified to be President of USA thanHillary Clinton," was the phrase that President Barack Obama used to describe his exsecretaria of State and rival in the 2008 election.
One by one, all the Democratic establishment figures climbed to the stage to emphasize its virtues and question the lack of them at Trump. This was evident - a contrast giant with the Republican Convention - to allude to that if it shone was due to lackof heavyweights: any former President of the party came out in his defense as neither did the last two nominees of the party to the presidential (John McCain and Mitt Romney).
On the liberal side
The Democrat party was not completely round. Especially after taking public a seriesof e-mails in which party members discussed how to stop Senator Bernie Sanders,main rival of Hillary in the primaries. Revelations who cracked even more the relationship with the 13 million people who endorsed the Senator from Vermont.
But the incident ended up splashing the Republicans once authorities confirmed that they were Russian agencies that leaked emails, most likely to benefit Trump, whomaintains one cordial relationship with President Vladimir Putin.
"In both parties there are divisions." But the Republicans is another caliber. The entire machinery of the Democratic Party is working for Hillary. Even Sanders, despite what has happened this week. Trump has very few heavyweights in his corner. The former Presidents Bush, as well as Mitt Romney, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, all with animportant electoral flow, not think lifting a finger", says Stuart Stevens, strategist inChief of the Romney campaign in 2012.
Not only for what they reject populism of Trump and his divorce with the ideals of the party, but that they are convinced that you will lose in November and from thereits commitment to neutrality.
A fact that confirms a recent study by the University of Virginia which, based on surveys and studies of previous elections, Clinton would get 347 votes in the electoral college (that elects the President) against 191 of Trump. All beat up.
Likewise, recent surveys in the so-called "swing States" - that usually define the elections in the USA - show Clinton leading in almost all.
But as you are train, the website Real Clear Politics election analyst, said Trump continues to defy all odds and demonstrated that his speech, while incendiary, has resonance in an important sector of the electorate that responds to his frentero style, is fed up with bureaucrats in Washington and feels that it has not benefited from
