Trump is elected, but this is not due to his success, his breakthrough, etc. Therefore, this result should essentially be interpreted as Trump did not win, but the Democratic Party lost. Under the current conditions, the Democratic Party government, which failed to meet the expectations of the masses and disappointed them with its policies has the political responsibility for Trump's re-election despite his actions in his first presidential term. The masses did not experience a major shift to the right, Trump retained the votes he received in the previous election, whereas the Democrats suffered a catastrophic loss. It not possible to say that those who voted for the Democrats last time but did not go to the polls this time have withdrawn out of cynicism and disappointment. We can predict that the eight million people who reacted and did not go to the ballots, together with the combative elements who went and voted for the Democratic candidate against all odds, will not easily succumb to Trump. The dynamism of these groups is sufficiently evident in the anti-war demonstrations and strikes of recent months. Moreover, the opinion that those sections of the working class who voted for Trump are a “lost cause” is absolutely wrong.