Trump shooting: ‘Further polarisation of Democrats and Republicans’, specialist says
The assassination attempt on former President Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania Saturday will lead to the “further polarisation of Democrats and Republicans”, Political analyst Alexandra Filippenko told FRANCE 24. While far right and hard left voters are likely to be affected by the event, swing voters – those have yet to decide who to vote for - are meanwhile unlikely to be influenced, Filippenko said.
The assassination attempt on former President Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania Saturday will lead to the “further polarisation of Democrats and Republicans”, Political analyst Alexandra Filippenko told FRANCE 24. While far right and hard left voters are likely to be affected by the event, swing voters – those have yet to decide who to vote for - are meanwhile unlikely to be influenced, Filippenko said.
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