Trump before returning to the White House: a golden age for America?

Trump before returning to the White House: a golden age for America?

Florida, USA - Donald Trump is about to triumphal comeback in the White House! The 78-year-old Republican has already declared himself a election winner, even if he still lacks some electioners. With a radical agenda that could turn America upside down, he promises a "greatest deportation in history" and the immediate stop of the Ukraine conflict. High import duties and tax cuts are also on his list!

Trump, accompanied by tech billionaire Elon Musk and vaccination opponent Robert F. Kennedy Jr., plans to remove the oil and gas production massively while he simply denies the climate crisis. In front of his enthusiastic supporters in Florida, he speaks of a "golden age" for America and sees himself with an "unprecedented mandate". An assassination attempt on an election campaign did not stop him, on the contrary, it only seems to make him stronger!

The balance of power in the congress

The Republicans have now conquered the majority in the US Senate, which Trump gives more freedom for his ambitious plans. The Democrats under Kamala Harris can only form a counterweight if they regain the House of Representatives. Otherwise Trump will be able to rule unhindered and further expand the conservative majority in the Supreme Court, which will shape the country for decades!

in an election campaign that was characterized by the fear of migrants and rising energy costs, Trump was not only able to win black voters, but also Latinos. But Harris, who is currently suffering from the unpopular president Biden, could not penetrate with her topics such as the right to abortion. During the election night, she even waived a performance at the party egg and had to accept a defeat against Trump again!

The key to Trump's success was in the competitive swing States like Pennsylvania and Georgia, where he collected crucial voices. This shows the power of the electioners who are not chosen directly by the people, but represent the states. In addition, the choice was also a test for the majorities in the US Congress, in which control over 435 seats in the House of Representatives and a third of the 100 Senate seats was at stake!