The White House race has been won by Donald Trump, making him the 45th President of the United States of America.
President Trump articulated the following thoughts:
“It is time for us to unite as one people.”
“The forgotten men and women of our country will no longer be overlooked.”
“We will finally take care of our veterans.”
“We will build strong relationships with countries that wish to do the same with us.”
He expressed gratitude to his parents watching over him and extended commendations to Hillary Clinton, acknowledging her significant contributions to the country and her competitive spirit, stating it is time to mend the nation’s old wounds.
A significant number of voters were reluctant to choose between the Republican and Democratic parties, yet they rejected Hillary Clinton.
She is perceived as the most corrupt figure in recent political history or perhaps she is simply inept at safeguarding herself, leading to her downfall. To be frank, most politicians exhibit some form of corruption.
However, President Trump is not a typical politician; he is a businessman.
In his everyday life, he is accustomed to resolving issues and ensuring that operations run seamlessly.
Although he has made questionable remarks concerning women and race, he has been comparatively more forthright than Clinton.
The uncertainty surrounding his forthcoming actions as President can be quite daunting, yet he possesses the ability to make a positive impact.
Obama undoubtedly has a good character, but over his eight years in office, he has largely failed to take significant action or firmly advocate for any issues—whereas I believe Trump has the potential to accomplish more in his initial four years.
President Trump articulates many sentiments that Americans harbor but are too apprehensive to voice—afraid to speak out due to the confines of political correctness. To use a familiar expression, political correctness has gone haywire.
During the US Election, I observed numerous ‘political experts’ speculating on how various demographics, such as blacks, Hispanics, and women, would vote, yet there was minimal discussion about the economy or the significant amounts of money spent overseas. This made me contemplate the funds spent by Australia abroad… I would appreciate a Donald Trump-like figure to expose our government’s expenditures.
This transparency is one reason Donald Trump won the presidency—he has little to conceal. Admittedly, there have been a few controversies unearthed for public scrutiny, but he has not shied away from addressing them.
Congratulations to President Trump. You now have the chance to disprove all the skeptics.
by Sel Hurst
