United States elections 2024: Donald Trump Wins

Dalit said:
For many of us Pakistanis, this is hopefully good news. We want the Pakistani generals to be strapped in a straitjacket. Hopefully, Trump can deliver on this front.
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Yes, the only god the generals of the rogue British Indian Army worship is the big man sitting in the White House. If Pakistani-Americans can convince Trump to come down hard on the generals in favor of democracy in Pakistan then there’s a chance for civilian rule to be established.

I don’t know what access Pakistanis have to Trump.
 
FuturePAF said:
The Dems alienated men , especially young men, and Trump went on podcasts and did all kinds of things to attract them over. Trump also used the simple metric; are you better off now compared to 4 years ago.
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Trump is more straight talking, or atleast gives the impression of that.
Like a conversation someone would have in their friend circles, or in a bar.

Democrats sound more lofty and elitist. It kinda goes against the american anti elitist mindset.

Power of optics and verbal language should never be underestimated.
Humans are susceptible to subconscious programming.
 


How Trump intends to deal with two global conflicts is hard to predict
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Frank Gardner
Security correspondent

Donald Trump likes to say that he ends wars, but he is about to inherit two major conflicts that were not there when he was last in office: Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and Israel’s multi-front war in the Middle East.

Then there's North Korea, with its accelerated nuclear and ballistic missile programmes, and the looming possibility of a Chinese blockade of America’s ally, Taiwan.

How Trump 2.0 will deal with these problems is hard to predict, especially without the steadying hand of the cautious, highly experienced generals he had at his side during his previous presidency.

Strangely, that very unpredictability can sometimes be an advantage - it keeps your adversaries guessing.

Will it propel Putin towards a deal over Ukraine? Will it steer a wayward Kim Jong-Un back to the negotiating table? Will it deter Beijing from trying to take over Taiwan? Will it force Iran to rein in its militias to prevent a US-backed Israeli strike on its nuclear facilities?

Unpredictability, the byword of the last Trump presidency, is about to make a comeback.
 

Taxes, immigration and abortion - a look at Trump's policies​

BBC
Now we know Donald Trump has won and will be the next US president, let's remind ourselves where he stands on some key issues:

  • The economy: Trump has promised to "end inflation and make America affordable again" - he says he'll do this by expanding US energy production and opening areas such as the Arctic wilderness to oil drilling to lower energy costs.
  • Taxes: He's proposed a number of tax cuts worth trillions, including an extension of ones he enacted in 2017, which mostly helped the wealthy. Trump says that he will pay for cuts through higher growth and tariffs on imports.
  • Immigration: Trump campaigned heavily on this issue, promising to seal the US's border by completing construction of the wall he promised to build between the US and Mexico during his last presidency. He's also said he'll enact the biggest mass deportation of undocumented migrants in US history.
  • Climate: He previously rolled back hundreds of environmental protections, including limits on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and vehicles, and protections for federal waterways. He's again vowing to cut regulations and has attacked electric vehicles, promising to overturn the Biden administration's bid to switch to cleaner cars.
  • Abortion: Trump has struggled to find a consistent message on abortion, but suggested during his campaign that individual US states should decide its legality. Three Supreme Court judges he appointed while president were pivotal in the overturning of Roe v Wade - a ruling which had guaranteed women, nationwide, the right to an abortion up until the point of foetal viability.
 
Alter_Ego said:
Trump is more straight talking, or atleast gives the impression of that.
Like a conversation someone would have in their friend circles, or in a bar.

Democrats sound more lofty and elitist. It kinda goes against the american anti elitist mindset.

Power of optics and verbal language should never be underestimated.
Humans are susceptible to subconscious programming.
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On the democrats own website, about groups they would help. They had Nothing about men, specifically white men.

They alienated enough men, thinking enough women would come out to compensate.

Trump tried to speak to people of all back grounds.
 
Fatman17 said:
The mainstream American media had Harris winning all the battleground states and look what happened.
RIP
CBS
ABC
NBC
CNN
Victory for FOX.

GOP
Wins President
Wins Senate
Wins Congress

Trump can do anything now 🙄
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Again, the MSM and their forecasts proved to be dustbin material. What a shame on these deep state poodles. I am going to enjoy the discussions around the deep state in the upcoming 4 years. This is going to be delicious.
 
ghazi52 said:

Taxes, immigration and abortion - a look at Trump's policies​

BBC
Now we know Donald Trump has won and will be the next US president, let's remind ourselves where he stands on some key issues:

  • The economy: Trump has promised to "end inflation and make America affordable again" - he says he'll do this by expanding US energy production and opening areas such as the Arctic wilderness to oil drilling to lower energy costs.
  • Taxes: He's proposed a number of tax cuts worth trillions, including an extension of ones he enacted in 2017, which mostly helped the wealthy. Trump says that he will pay for cuts through higher growth and tariffs on imports.
  • Immigration: Trump campaigned heavily on this issue, promising to seal the US's border by completing construction of the wall he promised to build between the US and Mexico during his last presidency. He's also said he'll enact the biggest mass deportation of undocumented migrants in US history.
  • Climate: He previously rolled back hundreds of environmental protections, including limits on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and vehicles, and protections for federal waterways. He's again vowing to cut regulations and has attacked electric vehicles, promising to overturn the Biden administration's bid to switch to cleaner cars.
  • Abortion: Trump has struggled to find a consistent message on abortion, but suggested during his campaign that individual US states should decide its legality. Three Supreme Court judges he appointed while president were pivotal in the overturning of Roe v Wade - a ruling which had guaranteed women, nationwide, the right to an abortion up until the point of foetal viability.
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Now it comes down to the House. If dems hold it, they will push back on what Trump wants, but if they lose it, Trump will be able to get almost everything he wants done.
 
Good for many countries who can /want to milk him.. next 4 years are going to be very interesting for the QUAD, and good opportunity for India to land on some good deals.

Trump's fear of China is very real and we will try our best to fan that fear.. good times ahead
 
ghazi52 said:

Taxes, immigration and abortion - a look at Trump's policies​

BBC
Now we know Donald Trump has won and will be the next US president, let's remind ourselves where he stands on some key issues:

  • The economy: Trump has promised to "end inflation and make America affordable again" - he says he'll do this by expanding US energy production and opening areas such as the Arctic wilderness to oil drilling to lower energy costs.
  • Taxes: He's proposed a number of tax cuts worth trillions, including an extension of ones he enacted in 2017, which mostly helped the wealthy. Trump says that he will pay for cuts through higher growth and tariffs on imports.
  • Immigration: Trump campaigned heavily on this issue, promising to seal the US's border by completing construction of the wall he promised to build between the US and Mexico during his last presidency. He's also said he'll enact the biggest mass deportation of undocumented migrants in US history.
  • Climate: He previously rolled back hundreds of environmental protections, including limits on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and vehicles, and protections for federal waterways. He's again vowing to cut regulations and has attacked electric vehicles, promising to overturn the Biden administration's bid to switch to cleaner cars.
  • Abortion: Trump has struggled to find a consistent message on abortion, but suggested during his campaign that individual US states should decide its legality. Three Supreme Court judges he appointed while president were pivotal in the overturning of Roe v Wade - a ruling which had guaranteed women, nationwide, the right to an abortion up until the point of foetal viability.
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Finger licking stuff this. It is going to be fireworks.
 
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FuturePAF said:
Now it comes down to the House. If dems hold it, they will push back on what Trump wants, but if they lose it, Trump will be able to get almost everything he wants done.
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nah, he still need to clear senate 60 hurdle.........They got 58 (at most)
 
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