“Historically, the US has witnessed significant unrest in response to contentious political events”
As the United States approaches yet another critical election, the potential for civil unrest looms large regardless of whether the Republican candidate, Donald Trump, or the Democratic incumbent, Joe Biden, secures victory.
The nation’s current political climate, characterised by intense polarisation and deep-seated mistrust, provides fertile ground for significant disturbances post-election.
The precedent set by the Jan 6th insurrection could evolve into a wider issue even if incarceration doesn’t become a reality for the former POTUS Donald Trump. Understanding…
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LMP Group CEO Matthew Meredith details why the potential for civil unrest after the 2024 vote poses serious challenges for mass gatherings
Comment 13 June 2024