White House Communications Director Alyssa Farah has expressed optimism for the reelection of US President Donald Trump, predicting that a "silent majority" will again prove that the polls that predict the candidate will win the election Democrat Joe Biden, they are wrong. “We felt the momentum on the ground. The polls were wrong the last time and we believe they are going to be wrong again, "Farah said in an interview with Fox, reiterating that" that silent majority that came out in full force is strong once again for the president. Farah is the third Director of Communications in the Trump era, after Hope Hicks and Mercedes Schlapp. Asked about Trump's management of the coronavirus pandemic, Farah has assured that the president is trying to convey that the United States is now "in the best place to treat "those who could get the disease." I do not want viewers to think that this means that we have passed the bulk of the virus, but we are reaching a place, we are in the best place to treat it, "he replied, while he has indicated that "it is very likely that within a month we will have a vaccine," reports the television network CNN. On Tuesday, Trump is playing four more years in the White House against Biden, who, however, e He's a poll favorite by about eight points.
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