Donald Trump becomes President of America
Donald Trump was today sworn in as US President for a second term. His becoming President is a historic achievement in many ways. His inauguration or swearing-in ceremony at the US Capitol will, without a doubt, usher in a new era – for better or for worse, only time will tell. As soon as he took the oath, Trump made many announcements. He said that he will make America rich once again and will eliminate foreign terrorists. Trump also said that he will send troops to the Mexican border. This time Trump has returned more powerful than before, know what are the possibilities?
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Donald Trump will become only the second president in US history to return to power after being ousted from the White House, after Grover Cleveland in 1893. Trump has made history by replacing Joe Biden as America’s oldest ever President.
After Donald Trump takes oath, millions of Americans are worried about the future of their country, its democracy, pluralism and economy. People there fear the consequences of Donald Trump’s dark and regressive promises – such as his pledge of retribution against political opponents and journalists.
Donald Trump has said he will take immediate action by signing a record number of executive orders and ushering in sweeping changes and reversing what his predecessor Joe Biden has done. He says it is “the need of the hour” and the only way to “make America great again.”
Donald Trump has returned to the Oval Office stronger than ever, this time winning the election in historic fashion while dismissing two assassination attempts and a criminal conviction, which also included winning every single swing state in the country. His Republican Party has returned to power with a majority in both the House of Representatives as well as the Senate, giving President Trump unfettered power to pursue any and all agendas he deems necessary.
The return of Donald Trump as President has resulted in a 180-degree change in the tech industry’s policies in terms of fact checking, inclusivity, gender equality, social sensitivity – things that lead to misinformation, fake news, division, polarization, bullying and Will promote targeting. Of minorities. Big Tech has adopted Donald Trump’s approach, and the world’s three richest men – all tech tycoons – X and SpaceX chief Elon Musk, Amazon boss Jeff Bezos, and the heads of Meta (Instagram, Facebook, Threads, WhatsApp) Mark Zuckerberg will be seen together.
In addition to Donald Trump at the inauguration, the list of tech CEOs attending Trump’s inauguration includes industry luminaries, including Sam Altman of ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, Sundar Pichai of Alphabet and Google, Satya Nadella of Microsoft, Apple Tim Cook and TikTok CEO Shaw Chew. These leaders are eager to establish positive relationships with the incoming administration, especially given the regulatory challenges they face.
For the rest of the world, Donald Trump’s return increases a sense of uncertainty and unpreparedness for unexpected turns in trade practices and geopolitics. For the US, there is considerable concern about Trump’s open threats to Greenland, Panama, Mexico and Canada.
There are also concerns in Ukraine, with Trump calling on the war-torn country to reconsider US aid, without which its resistance to Russia’s power would be seriously compromised. Promising sweeping changes to his Middle East policy and NATO funding, Donald Trump will certainly shake up the global order.
French Prime Minister Francois Bayreu has said that Europe risks being overwhelmed, overwhelmed and marginalized if it does not do anything to counter Donald Trump’s policies. The French Prime Minister said, “With the inauguration of the President, the United States has decided on a politics that is incredibly dominating.” “If we (European countries) do nothing our fate will be easy,” he said. We will be dominated, we will be crushed, we will be marginalized, it is up to us, the French and the Europeans, because without Europe it is impossible.”
However, markets are optimistic about the return of Donald Trump, and his policies on fossil fuels, especially drilling for oil, have sent US and global markets upward. Like cryptocurrencies, the US dollar has also strengthened. Bitcoin reached a record high above $109,000 today as Donald Trump hinted at plans to regulate the cryptocurrency sector.
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