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Moghalu says US presidential election is too close to call

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Moghalu also said incumbent US  President, Joe Biden cannot be written off because of his age and performance in first debate

By Kehinde Okeowo

Former presidential candidate of the Young Progressive Party (YPP), Kingsley Moghalu has said it’s difficult to predict the winner of the November US 2024 presidential election.

He made this known on Thursday via his X handle, where he also said United States President, Joe Biden can’t be written off in the forthcoming election.

Joe Biden (left), Donald Trump (right)

The ex-Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), further said anyone forecasting Biden’s defeat  because he is old and fumbled on the first debate is jumping on a bandwagon, saying it says nothing about the real outcome of the election.

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He further noted that Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts but it doesn’t rule out his chances of beating Biden.

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Speaking via his verified social media page, Moghalu said: “The brouhaha over whether @JoeBiden should step down is much ado about not much. The US presidential election campaigns have not begun seriously.

“Elites do not speak for ordinary Americans. We don’t know who will win between Donald Trump and Biden, but anyone writing off Biden because he is old (with many concrete governance achievements, but also supportive of some deeply controversial social policies) and fumbled on the first debate is jumping on a bandwagon that says nothing about the real outcome of the election.

“At the same time, that Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts doesn’t rule out his chances of beating Biden.

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“Odd though it may seem, today’s America is one where right-wing populism has gone mainstream. There are some valid reasons for this. Let’s just watch this race.”

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