the upheaval in the campaign team of Donald Trump. Struggling in the polls and undermined by the crisis of the sars coronavirus, the tenant of the White House announced on Wednesday 15 July 2020 overhaul of the team in charge of the battle for his re-election by appointing a new campaign manager, at least four months of the presidential election of November 3.
"I am delighted to announce that Bill Stepien was promoted to the position of director of the campaign Trump," wrote the president in a statement published on the social networks. Bill Stepien was until now head of campaign assistant. The previous holder of the post, "Brad Parscale, who is with me for a very long time and has directed our strategies to digital and statistics, will retain this role, and will be a senior advisor to the campaign," said Donald Trump.
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Procrastination in the face of the health crisis
For several weeks, Washington bruissait of any changes within his team, and was speculating on the fate of Brad Parscale, who had been appointed campaign manager by February 2018. Bill Stepien and Brad Parscale "were both very involved in our historic victory in 2016 and I am eager to win a second very important victory with them," said Donald Trump.
This reorganization comes as the 45th u.s. president is widely criticized for its indecisiveness in the face of the health crisis, at a time when new infections Covid-19 explode in the country. Looking to bounce back, Donald Trump had organized a large meeting of the campaign in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the end of June, but it had proved a fiasco, with many rows of empty seats, and contamination on the rise in the city two weeks later.
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Since then, he has always relied heavily on its performance on the stage of the campaign in front of supporters, which is heated to white has had to postpone the organization of a new meeting in early July, officially because of a " big storm ". The democratic candidate, and former vice-president Joe Biden took the opportunity, to him, of the situation : he beat the republican chairman of 9 percentage points in the average of national surveys conducted by the website RealClearPolitics.
