Who will win the US election

Author: Liu Lu
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book highlights knowledge, fun, readability, and timeliness. It not only briefly introduces the political system of the United States and the general and interesting anecdotes of the presidential elections of each term but also analyzes from multiple perspectives the possibility of "winning" in the 2004 presidential election for the two presidential candidates, Kerry and Bush. This book does not just want to tell readers who might be elected as the 55th U.S. President, but more importantly, it wants to tell readers: how the U.S. presidential elections of each term will affect world politics, economy, diplomacy, and security; what impact they will bring to China-U.S. relations, the global anti-terrorism strategy, and the peace and development of humanity; the U.S. political system, party system, election system, and their pros and cons; brief profiles and anecdotes of the U.S. presidents of each term. In short, this book takes the U.S. presidential elections over the past 216 years as the background and focuses on the 2004 election as the main content, showcasing the impact of the United States' recent political, economic, and diplomatic policies on the American people and even all countries in the world, and analyzing the prospects of the 55th U.S. presidential election.