With speculation going around that US Republican candidate for the 2016 presidential election, Donald Trump, stands little chance of winning the race for the White House, political observers have started warning that the business tycoon could seek ways to push the country into chaos in case of a failure.
Speaking to Press TV, a managing partner for the Global Growth Advisor, Roozbeh Aliabadi, has said he believes that Trump would instigate a wave of protests and unrest across the country if he fails to emerge the winner of the November 8th polls.
Aliabadi warned about Trump’s provocative campaign, saying, “He is fueling toxic movements of protest and insurgency which is absolutely not good for the country, and for the post November 8 results.”
Trump has said that “he will not be leaving calmly” and has declared war on the GOP’s establishment if his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton wins, Aliabadi noted.
The analyst also stated that Trump is questioning the integrity of the US by describing the 2016 presidential elections as “rigged,” “dishonest” and even “one big ugly lie.”
The Republican Party and the American media thought they could compromise with the candidate, but they are now in a limbo and do not know what would happen if Trump becomes or does not become the next president of the United States, Aliabadi said.
The commentator also mentioned that the Republican Party and the US media need to “go through a rebalance” after the elections to prevent the country from plunging into instability.
Ruling out Trump’s accusations that US media are siding with Clinton, he added, “The US media has been biased against good constructive campaign or debating campaign issues for American people.”
Trump’s chances of winning the US presidential election are fading as a new poll by the NBC News/Wall Street Journal shows him trailing Clinton by 11 points with just over three weeks until Election Day.
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