Minutes before Donald Trump 2nd era begins

Already, the direction of his foreign policy seems very clear – to stop the U.S from funding external wars that have continued to eat deep on taxes and by extension income of the ordinary American that has sent inflation skyrocket to a level never attained in the history of America

 

Emmanuel Ukudolo I Saturday, January 19, 2025

 

WASHINGTON, United States – Moments of anticipation is here in the United States.

The second era of President Donald Trump is about to take off as the Joe Biden era fades into oblivion.

As Donald Trump steps into the White House for a second time as the 47th President, the subject on the minds of most Americans is what will his second coming be?

Will it be the return of animosity to punish the outgone regime that did everything including manipulations to make his second coming impossible.

The very strong anti-Trump rhetorics, the judicial manipulations and attempts on his life are just only few.

Already, the direction of his foreign policy seems very clear – to stop the U.S from funding external wars that have continued to eat deep on taxes and by extension income of the ordinary American that has sent inflation skyrocket to a level never attained in the history of America.

Of course Trump has made it very clear that the endless war in Ukraine with Russia must stop.

Of course his influence has been felt far and wide with the ceasefire and hostage exchange deal in Gaza going into effect 24 hours before his inauguration.

But what is not clear is whether he will continue with the May 2024 Biden deal for ceasefire with negotiators, which is expected to lead in the long run to a two-state solution for lasting peace between Israel and Palestine.

On the home front, his policy direction seems to have been well laid out on illegal immigration, BRICKS and making the United States energy hub by intensifying production to be able to service all allies

As a businessman, he already established himself as a deal maker who can go out of his way to make deals with anybody so long as it is in the best interest of America.

It is in this line of arguments that many expect him to do all he can to get Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and the Arab world on the side of Israel but to succeed he must strike a balance of interest, that of the Arab world of seeing a sovereign Palestinian State, supported by the United Nations Security Council, UNSC and security of Israel, diplomacy and business.

Also on the minds of many Americans is the Trump’s erratic personality and how it will impact on the economy and American global diplomacy. But no matter what happens America will surely be better off under President Donald Trump based on the team he has assembled.