President Trump’s current term is marked by unprecedented corruption and self-enrichment, exceeding the concerns of his first term. Unlike his first term where Republican guardrails existed, he now operates with an unqualified, loyalist cabinet and lacking party opposition. The Supreme Court’s rulings further embolden his actions, allowing him to pursue personal gain at the expense of the nation. This behavior, ranging from foreign financial dealings to domestic policy decisions, demands immediate and sustained public outrage to pressure elected officials into accountability.
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This newsletter provides essential analysis of a Trump second term’s impact on Washington, the business sector, and global affairs. A key focus is tracking the implications of US tariffs and executive orders, particularly concerning potential trade wars. Readers will also receive comprehensive and unbiased coverage of US political events. The newsletter offers a free subscription. Subscribers gain access to in-depth analysis of the political landscape.
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One hundred days into Donald Trump’s second term, a CNN poll reveals widespread public frustration and anger with the political climate, with neither party currently offering a solution. Approval ratings for congressional leaders are extremely low across both parties, and a significant portion of Americans (nearly two-thirds) believe the country is heading in the wrong direction. Furthermore, fear is rising regarding Trump’s unchecked power, particularly among Democrats, while Republicans largely approve of the current political trajectory. Despite widespread dissatisfaction, the public isn’t embracing the Democratic Party as an alternative, as their leadership also faces extremely low approval ratings.
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A new AP-NORC poll reveals that 52% of Americans rate President Trump’s second term as “poor” or “terrible,” with Democrats expressing significantly more dissatisfaction than Republicans. While Republicans largely support Trump, even within this group, ambivalence exists regarding his policy priorities. His approval rating hovers around 40%, higher on immigration issues but lower on foreign policy and the economy. Despite the negative assessments, Trump maintains strong support among Republicans, who praise his adherence to campaign promises.
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This newsletter provides crucial insights into the implications of a potential Trump second term on various sectors, including Washington, business, and global affairs. A key focus is tracking the impact of US tariffs and trade policies, offering up-to-date information on executive orders and their consequences. Furthermore, comprehensive and unbiased coverage of US politics and policy ensures readers remain informed about the latest developments. Readers can stay informed on the evolving political and economic landscape under a potential second Trump term. Access is free.
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One month into the second Trump term, the administration’s rapid-fire, radical changes have prompted a mixed response. While the White House pursues a maximalist agenda encompassing pardons, attacks on the rule of law, and controversial policy shifts, early polling data reveals that Trump’s approval rating is underwater, significantly below historical averages. Anecdotal evidence from former supporters indicates buyer’s remorse, fueled by concerns over policy implementation and the president’s actions. This low approval rating has significant political and legislative implications, potentially hindering the administration’s agenda and boosting the opposition party’s prospects.
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In the first ten days of his second term, Donald Trump initiated a wide-ranging policy assault targeting civil rights, the rule of law, and environmental protections. This aggressive approach, involving numerous executive orders and pardons, aimed to overwhelm political opponents and the media. The actions, drawing heavily from the Project 2025 agenda, included attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, the dismantling of diversity initiatives, and mass deportations. Legal challenges have already begun against these highly controversial measures, which have been met with significant public backlash.
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President-elect Trump will host a “Make America Great Again Victory Rally” at Washington, D.C.’s Capital One Arena on January 19th, the day before his inauguration. The rally, expected to draw approximately 20,000 attendees, will take place at 3 p.m. ET. This event precedes Trump’s January 20th swearing-in ceremony for a second term, following his recent election victory. The rally announcement comes as Trump continues to unveil his second administration’s appointments.
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A second Trump term could usher in America’s first truly overt oligarchy, a stark warning issued by democracy activist Garry Kasparov carries significant weight. His experience witnessing the collapse of the USSR provides a unique perspective on the dangers of blurring lines between business and government.
Kasparov’s concern centers on the unchecked power that a second Trump administration could wield. The potential for presidential pardons to shield supporters, emboldening them to act with impunity, is a serious threat to accountability. This isn’t about a sudden shift; it’s an escalation of a pre-existing problem.
While the influence of wealthy individuals and corporations on American politics is undeniable and has a long history, the proposed scenario marks a qualitative shift.… Continue reading
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