Donald Trump’s victory speech may have sounded familiar, but the event itself was undeniably historic.
Accompanied by family and influential supporters, including billionaire Elon Musk, the 45th—and soon to be 47th—President of the United States walked on stage to revisit themes and stories that have become trademarks of his campaign trail.
But this time, the atmosphere carried an unmistakable weight. With victory in hand and the White House within reach, his words about policies and plans had a tangible sense of impending reality.
Around the room, hundreds of his supporters were ecstatic—some in tears, others embracing strangers in celebration. Drinks had been flowing long before the teetotal Trump arrived on stage after 2:00 a.m. EST (7:00 a.m. GMT), but the jubilation was about more than just the revelry. Dressed in MAGA gear, his supporters saw this as a momentous win for their vision of America.
Uncharacteristically, Trump’s speech struck a unifying note, promising that he would serve as a president for all Americans—a tone he hadn’t often projected on the campaign trail.
The next steps now hinge on Republicans retaining control of the House and their recent success in flipping the Senate. Together, this could solidify their agenda in Washington for the coming term.
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In his first term, Trump didn’t fully leverage this “trifecta” of power, but his advisers are determined not to let history repeat itself. They aim to bring more structure to his administration this time, particularly when it comes to selecting a capable cabinet and key staff.
The people present during Trump’s early Wednesday victory speech may give clues to his inner circle. Elon Musk, for instance, has voiced a belief that $2 trillion could be saved from the federal budget through efficiencies. It’s even been suggested that Musk might lead a special “government efficiency” department to make it happen.
Meanwhile, in the VIP section, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was present—another figure Trump has hinted at for a significant role, potentially in healthcare. Kennedy’s known stances, like skepticism about vaccines and opposition to water fluoridation, have raised concerns, given their contrast with mainstream public health practices.
Trump’s family also featured prominently. His son Eric and daughter-in-law Lara, now central figures in his circle, were right up there with him, hinting at possible roles they could play in this new administration.
SOURCE: BBC
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