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1. Trump wins on sympathy vote and Biden is anyway failing?
2. Biden replaced by Michelle Obama to counter Trump sympathy vote?
3. RW media paints the shooter as a far-left guy and undecided neutral voters go with Trump (even ahead of Michelle Obama) for fear of the far-left?
Our big worry should be the impact of a Trump presidency on the economy and immigration. He recently said that US university graduate immigrants should get citizenship ahead of uneducated immigrants, which works well for educated Indians who want to study in the US and settle there. But if he imposes protectionist measures and stops outsourcing, that will hurt our economy as the entire Indian IT economy is a glorified call centre.
Iām also expecting stocks to crash next week because overall this increases the chance of a Trump presidency.