US Presidential Election: “There must be a certain balance in the choice of the vice-president”

This is the most anticipated final, or rather the remake of the final, that of the 2020 American presidential election, Joe Biden against Donald Trump! The latter qualified well, invested by the Republicans, but it will ultimately be without the first and current head of state, Joe Biden, himself, finally withdrew two weeks ago, yielding to pressure from his camp who found him too old to govern. And it is his vice-president, Kamala Harris, who replaces him at short notice. She received this weekend the support of more than half of the delegates of the Democratic Party during an online vote, she now has to wait for the party convention scheduled for mid-August (it seems like a simple formality) and she will then officially accept this investiture. But alongside which running mate? And what to expect from this campaign, what dynamics? Axel Krause, former chief correspondent and editor-in-chief of theInternational Herald Tribune in Paris and former chief correspondent in Moscow and Washington is our guest.