The candidates of Donald Trump’s administration, once again elected as the president of the USA, raise the question of whether they are capable of administration or not, said Indrek Lepik, foreign editor of Äripäiv.
“They may have visibly bright leaders there, but whether they are also capable of directing policies themselves in such a byzantine federal election is a separate question,” said Lepik in the morning program of Äripää radio.
The journalist explained that next to big plans, it is also important to implement them, and time will tell if the figures in Trump’s court can do it.
Lepik also talked about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other opposing candidates.
Martin Teder talked.
Trump’s choices on the court raise doubts about who will really lead the country
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