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What the heck is this? 
Biden is running what you would call a 'disarming' campaign.
Trump presents himself as a sort of military leader ready to strong arm both friend and foe to get the 'best deal' for America and willing to destroy its enemies if need be. A fighter who doesn't back down even if everyone hates him and disagrees.
Joe is portrayed as a compassionate candidate who looks out for the interest of the common man and would rather avoid conflict and find a compromise with competitors. A friend you can rely on and trust to do the right thing.
The question is what message the voters find more appealing.
Returning to 'normal' with Joe, which might not be a revolution but at least doesn't leave anyone behind and is less risky. Except for the fact that China would probably be on its way to global super power again sooner
Or go with Trump to make him do his pre Covid-19 economic boom magic once more at the expense of friendly relations with allies and competitors and take a bigger risk such as trade wars.
ISIS, Baghdadi, Soleimani, Trump took on a surprising big number of America's enemies and defeated most of them and made Mexico, NATO, OPEC and others bend to his will.
Not to mention he made it through the Russia investigation and the Ukraine impeachment trials leaving people who kept predicting his downfall with nothing.
The Trump is an idiot insult isn't thrown around much anymore the past few months.
Overall I think Biden is picking the right strategy. He will get a different group of voters but a pissing contest between Joe and Donald on who would take on the Chinese more aggressively would be impossible to win for the Democratic Party.
They would either have to approve with the measures Trump will enact to retaliate or argue that he's letting them off the hook too easily and Trump would always be willing to escalate to new levels of retaliation, bullying and threats.
