Following Super Tuesday it’s looking ever more certain that the US election in November will be a rematch, pitting incumbent president Joe Biden against his predecessor and rival Donald Trump – two elderly white men vying to lead the US into the future. With very divergent visions for that future – on issues from immigration to abortion, from energy to taxes, and on foreign policy. Many Americans are tired of acting as world policeman and paymaster, so the choice they make could transform America’s role in the world. Today we’re asking: “Trump vs. Biden: A race that poses worldwide risks?” Ralph Freund, Vice President from Republicans Abroad Germany Matthew Karnitschnig, Chief Europe correspondent for Politico, based here in Berlin Janelle Dumalaon, DW’s Washington correspondent joining from Washington
Trump vs. Biden: A race that poses worldwide risks? | To the point
