Donald Trump received more than 70 million votes in the November 3 US presidential election, the second-highest number in the history of the US presidential election.
He has more than 47% of the votes cast and has won at least 24 states this time around, including Florida and Texas.
He has had a profound effect on large parts of the country where he has millions and millions of supporters. During his four years in office, his supporters watched, tested, and voted for Donald Trump when it came time to vote.
If you want to talk about Donald Trump's political weaknesses, it would be unfair not to talk about his political strengths. But it is also true that he has been defeated and has become the fourth president in the modern era to fail a second term.
Also, this is the first time a president has lost the popular vote twice in a row.
Four years ago, Donald Trump said that even if he shot someone on New York's famous Fifth Avenue street, his vote bank would not be affected and people would continue to support him. But there are many in his own party who have been intimidated by his aggressive nature.
An analysis of the U.S. election results shows that in 373 counties in the country, Joe Biden outperformed Hillary Clinton to win votes for the Democratic Party in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan. gone.
We also saw that this year's presidential election was the same as the 2018 mid-term election. The educated Republicans who voted for Donald Trump four years ago were reluctant to vote this time because they were unhappy with his behavior.
He was outraged by Donald Trump's aggression. Fed up with racist rhetoric. They were tired of not criticizing the statement of white supremacy.
On the other hand, Donald Trump's rise was also of a strange nature. Never call yourself a 'very stable intelligent person'. Sometimes propagating conspiratorial ideas, and sometimes using language that was not the dignity of a president but the language of members of a criminal family.
In addition, critics of Donald Trump called him a dictator and gave the example that the president refused to accept the results of the election.
The crucial moment for me in this presidential election came when I was in Pittsburgh talking to a Donald Trump supporter.
Chuck Hornstein told me that in 2016 he voted for Trump but this time for Joe Biden.
"People are fed up," Chuck told me. They want to normalize the situation. They want to look back at ethics. They want to end this hatred. They want to unite this country. And all these people who will bring Biden to the presidency.
One of the biggest political mistakes of President Donald Trump was that he did not try to increase his political support. In 2016, he won 30 states, and his actions made him appear to be the only president of those who voted for him.
He did not even try to do anything for a large section of the country's population which was democratic.
But this year's election was not like last year's. This time President Trump was not a non-political person, this time he was president. He had to defend his presidency. And the Coronavirus has killed 230,000 Americans so far during his presidency.
Another factor was that his opponent did not have a controversial figure that people disliked, as in the case of Hillary Clinton in 2016.
This time he was facing former Vice President Joe Biden, who had a very good reputation, and that was probably why the Democratic Party wanted him to run for president.
The party expected 77-year-old Joe Biden to win the votes of the white working-class who live in the so-called 'wrist belt' states of the United States.
But one of the most interesting questions about the defeat in the election of Donald Trump is 'when' did Donald Trump lose?
Was it immediately after his victory in 2016 when those who voted for him realized that they had voted simply because they were voting against the political establishment in Washington, without thinking? That Trump can win.
Was it 24 hours after winning the presidency that in his first speech he portrayed the United States in such a way that the whole country was being destroyed, factories were closing, the middle class and the working class were forgotten.
On that day, 24 hours after winning the election, the world knew that Donald Trump would not change himself, but would change the presidency. Or it was a four-year journey in which so many conflicts erupted, so many people were fired or they quit their jobs.
Or the defeat came as the United States became embroiled in the Coronavirus epidemic, the biggest crisis of Donald Trump's presidency.
At the time of the epidemic, Donald Trump's popularity was 49 percent and the country's economy was performing well. He also defeated the impeachment against him and these were all the elements that helped the past presidents to become president for the second time.
Presidential elections often turn to one question. Is the current situation in our country better than it was four years ago?
When the code came to the United States and it hit the economy, the answer was no.
Crisis situations have highlighted the role of some past presidents and shown how a strong person can face difficult situations and get out of them.
When the country was in an economic crisis in the 1920s, Franklin Roosevelt made the country competitive.
When 9/11 happened, George W. Bush Jr. responded to it and increased his popularity, which helped him win a second term.
So it wasn't clear from the Corona virus crisis that it would cause so much trouble for Donald Trump, but then everyone saw how they dealt with it and what the outcome was.
But it must be remembered that Donald Trump remained politically strong until the end, despite such a crisis.
In the United States, the Republican Party and its conservative supporters will want him back. He will continue to be considered a key figure in the conservative movement. Trumpism may have as profound an effect on American conservatism as it did under President Reagan.
Donald Trump had a divided personality and may try to run again in the 2024 election.
But it is certain that the story of President Trump is not over yet and we cannot say that we have seen or heard the most unique president in American history for the last time.