
Beginning January 20, get ready for Season 2 of Trump Show! I thought we canceled it four years ago?
Brace yourself for the most trivial and weighty decisions to come straight from Trump’s Oval Office.
Does Trump really believe that taking over Greenland is crucial for national security? If so, how will he make it happen? If not, why is he picking fights with a NATO ally that helps us with security in the region?
On more important matters, what actual policies will Trump implement regarding China, Russia, and Iran? Will they actually work? Will he magically bring peace to Ukraine? And how will his trade and tax plans affect the economy? Will his immigration policies benefit the country?
What about groceries and gas prices plummeting like a lead balloon like he promised? So far, it seems his tiny magical hands are great for making confetti but not so much for slashing prices!
How can we genuinely trust that tariffs will benefit us without increasing prices for Americans? No economist has reached that conclusion; rather, the evidence suggests that it will exacerbate the situation.
The time for Trump to just talk is almost up. The political theater of the past few months, where Trump has been on cloud nine and his opponents have been sulking, is coming to an end.
As President, Trump will be judged by his actions, not his words. And he can’t blame Congress for any failures, since his party controls it. The last time a president had this much power, it didn’t end well for George W. Bush.
Get ready for the next four years of chaos and uncertainty. Trump’s policies will have serious consequences, both at home and abroad. Our political system, our country, and the world will suffer.
That’s why it’s up to us in the opposition to try and stop Trump from causing too much damage. A restrained Trump is a slightly less destructive Trump – for the world, our nation, and our democracy.
We must stand firm for our democracy to endure.








