07 November 2024
Trump two revenge. And is the only Italian newspaper that has never had any doubts that it would win, for six months now. His will be a peace mandate. The former and future President had tied his 2020 defeat to his finger and despite everyone advising him against it, he wanted to run for the presidency of the United States again this year. Only one motive: the desire for revenge. And it is typical of his character: in his previous life as an entrepreneur he had failed four times and he got back up four times. He did it again in politics. He would never have accepted that his career would end with a defeat and he wants only the victories to be remembered. Yesterday’s election that elected him the 47th President of the United States was really big: an avalanche, to put it in his terms. Nobody expected such a clear result. Nobody except Trump, who immediately had a clear strategy for returning to the White House and put it into action. Among other things, with the utmost serenity from his residence in Mar-a-Lago in Florida between golf games and paid social events. He was sure he would win. The result is historic not only because it is clear, incontrovertible and indisputable, which sweeps away any possibility of appeal or disputes, but also for the number of Americans who went to the polls. A turnout of over 140 million people, with the Republicans having won the popular vote, the electors, the majority in the House and Senate and all the states in the balance, with an almost entirely red map of the USA.
With these numbers, the re-elected President will be able to govern in peace and implement the commitments made in the election campaign even faster than in his first term, thanks to his first government experience which he did not have in 2016. Precisely having kept his promises last time gave him the credibility to be voted for again yesterday. This time, however, compared to eight years ago, he is stronger also because he has the entire Republican Party on his side, within which in 2016 he was considered an outsider. Over time he has done a painstaking job of recruiting deputies and senators, governors and party leaders, starting with his daughter-in-law Lara Trump who he put in charge of the entire organization. Proving that he is not naive but has used his years in the White House to build a whole new apparatus that supports him. And he fully understood the functioning of politics and political movements, taking on the role not only of President but also of party leader, although he doesn’t like this name because it smacks of “corrupt”.
Then there is the JD Vance factor, the designated successor, who in these four years Trump wants to raise and shape in his image and likeness to leave a legacy for the Republican party. It is no coincidence that he has already declared that this is his last political experience, his successors will do the rest. But it’s not just Vance who is the strong man behind Trump: there is all the driving force of Elon Musk, considered the Mr Wolf of Pulp Fiction, the one who solves problems. “He’s a genius and geniuses must be valued,” is the line. Extending the reasoning to all the most lucid and creative minds in America: they will be the ones to make it great again. And if Musk cannot have a government role because he was not born in the USA but in South Africa, he will certainly have a prestigious position in the second Trump administration, most likely in Healthcare, Robert F. Kennedy. Musk financed the election campaign lavishly while Kennedy’s surname was enough to bring support. In Europe everyone focuses on the trade duties that he could impose, but it is not certain that he will, on EU and Italian products but they overlook the fact that if he really ends the two bloody wars underway in Ukraine and Israel, perhaps with the defeat definitive of Hamas and Hezbollah, inflation will finally fall throughout the West. With the tax cuts and his liberal recipes, which are the exact opposite of the Democrats’ bonuses and subsidies, the American economy will grow at a rapid pace. And the growth of the GDP of the United States drags on the entire world GDP. Left-wingers all over the world can sleep peacefully, having been destroyed by yesterday’s vote. It will end up that the first female President in the USA will be elected by the Republicans and not the Democrats, as happened in Italy with Giorgia Meloni. Meanwhile, Trump is celebrating. In fact, he’s already at work.
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**Interview with Political Analyst Sarah Thompson on Trump’s Win and Its Implications**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Sarah. With Trump’s recent victory and Harris conceding the election, what are your immediate thoughts on the political landscape in the U.S.?
**Sarah Thompson:** Thank you for having me. Trump’s win is certainly historic, especially considering the turnout. Over 140 million Americans cast their votes, which indicates a strong engagement in the electoral process. The fact that he won not only the presidency but also the popular vote, as well as majorities in both the House and Senate, gives him a significant platform to pursue his agenda.
**Interviewer:** It appears that Trump’s strategy has evolved since his first term. Can you elaborate on that?
**Sarah Thompson:** Absolutely. This time around, Trump has solidified his control over the Republican Party. Unlike in 2016, when he was viewed as an outsider, he has now integrated himself deeply into the party structure. He’s built a robust network of deputies, senators, and other leaders, many of whom he handpicked. This organizational strength likely contributed to his decisive victory.
**Interviewer:** The article mentions a “peace mandate.” What do you think he means by that, and how might it affect his governance?
**Sarah Thompson:** When Trump refers to a “peace mandate,” I think he’s indicating a desire to unify the party and the nation, minimizing conflict while focusing on implementing his policies. His past experience and established relationships will likely enable him to act more decisively than he did during his first term, when he faced considerable pushback from both parties.
**Interviewer:** There are concerns about his approach to issues like foreign policy and international relations, especially with the mention of figures like Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy possibly playing significant roles. How do you see this shaping his administration?
**Sarah Thompson:** Involving influential figures like Musk in government could signal a shift toward more innovative policies, particularly in areas like healthcare and technology. However, the impact of these appointments will depend on their ability to navigate complex political landscapes. Trump’s previous approaches were often controversial, so it remains to be seen how this new team will manage domestic and international challenges.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, what are the potential challenges Trump may face in this new term, particularly in a polarized political environment?
**Sarah Thompson:** Despite his apparent strong position, Trump will still need to address the concerns of a divided electorate. His administration will likely be under scrutiny from Democrats and moderate Republicans, especially concerning issues like healthcare, climate change, and social justice. Balancing these needs while fulfilling his base’s expectations will be a tightrope walk, and any missteps could lead to significant backlash.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Sarah, for sharing your insights on this unfolding political story.
**Sarah Thompson:** Thank you for having me. It will certainly be interesting to watch how this plays out in the coming years.
