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“Weak American foreign policy cause for global conflicts,” says Pakistani American businessman
In light of Biden’s recent debate performance, Tarar expressed his concerns about the state of American democracy.
Pakistani-American businessman Sajid Tarar / Image- New India Abroad
Pakistani-American businessman Sajid Tarar said that various international players are capitalizing on what they see as a perceived lack of strength in U.S. foreign policy during President Biden's tenure.
“Weak American foreign policy is the cause for global conflicts,” he said in an interview with New India Abroad, noting that there were no major conflicts during Donald Trump’s presidency.
“This election is very significant globally because many crises we face today stem from America's weak foreign policy, be it in Gaza, Ukraine, the Red Sea, Afghanistan, or China's growing influence. The world is taking advantage of this," he said.
In light of Biden’s recent debate performance, Tarar expressed his concerns about the state of American democracy. "In my opinion, the world is watching the American democratic system closely, especially recent debates. President Putin and President Xi are watching, as are India and the rest of the world, including allies.”
He further remarked that Under Biden’s leadership the Pentagon and police departments seem demoralized, with every American city appearing to turn into a battleground.Taking into account the present situation of inflation, international relations, and border crises, he thinks that Donald Trump is expected to win.
Shift in Muslim sentiment
According to Tarar, the founder of "Muslim Americans for Trump," Muslims in blue states such as Massachusetts and California have undergone a transformation as a consequence of their dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party and the Biden administration, particularly in relation to their handling of the Gaza crisis, which has resulted in a rise in Islamophobia-related crimes in the United States, as well as the consequences of the economy on Muslim life.
“You might be surprised, I have been receiving calls from Muslims across the country that they want to support Trump,” Tarar said. "This time too, there’s a plan to support Trump, and I’ll be attending a convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from the 14th to the 19th, where many are looking forward to leading the support for Trump," he shared.
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