This week, our nation will experience a wonderful American political tradition because we are witnessing a peaceful transfer of executive power. The novel president will accept an office going on a wave of enthusiasm voters who were not seen from Reagan. To get an right barometer of this enthusiasm, look beyond the sum of popular votes and the College of Electors. The Republican Party currently has 33 Governor’s offices, 32 state legislation and has control over Both Legislative departments and governor in 24 states. This week, the inauguration is the personification of the rejection of the liberal brand of false hope and negative changes. Instead, people are passionate about the potential of positive change represented by President Trump.
In many respects, the president-elect oppressed both political and conservative orthodoxy. Some are still delighted that the candidate who opposed the conventional political wisdom will soon take an oath. As the one who was against the cereal in his own condition and opposed the surveys to win the election, I do not consider his success surprising at all. To understand the President of Elek, you do not have to look further than his slogan and the central promise “to make America again”.
This slogan was ridiculed by some. “Apparently Mr. Trump does not think that America is great,” Hillary Clinton punished in one of her campaign. What Hillary Clinton did not understand, and what the voters clearly understood was that the key word in the slogans is Again. Both Mr. Trump and the electorate are perfectly aware that America was great at many points of its history. They assume the fact that America is still the best country in the world in which to live. However, they also sensed that the size of America has disappeared in recent years. From the same token Clinton and Obama did not see how much their policy contributed to the weakening size of America, he says a lot about his own worldview.
The slogan “Make America Great Again”, although it was decorated with a straightforward red ball cap, sent a message to people that Donald Trump loves America. It seems that you can expect from every candidate looking for the highest office on Earth. However, many in this country had a felt feeling that for the last eight years someone was led by someone who has put more emphasis on the defects of the country than its virtues. Mr. Obama usually admonished the nation more often than he raised it. On the other hand, Donald Trump never hesitated to announce his love for the country and people who work demanding every day, that the nation was alive. When Kentucki heard that Donald Trump said he loved them, they believed him. They sensed his honesty. We are proud that Kentucky was the first state that was called to the President of Elekt.
President Elektowy Trump gained even greater credibility among voters by those he chose to surround him. His first vital decision was probably his best, choosing Mike Pence as his friend. Mr. Pence in recent years has become my close friend both professionally and in person. I know him as a man of great character, forceful faith and deep intellect. Mr. Trump made Mike Pence as the chairman of his transition team. Similarly, Mr. Trump explained that he wanted Vice President Pence to be closely involved in the daily work of the Trump administration. These decisions speak to the president’s talent-an electricity to find excellent people to perform key roles and from his readiness to accept a good adviser.
These attributes were all the more noticeable by a long list of excellent visits to the office, which were made by the Trump team, from which this is not KentuckiS Elaine Chao as the secretary of transport and Scott Pruitt for the Director of USP. Trump’s President-Elect chose an exhilarating team of people with outstanding achievements of the private sector and combined them with such as Pence, Pruitt and Chao, who have successful achievements in public service.
While traveling around Kentucky, I see optimism and enthusiasm about the future of America under novel leadership. This enthusiasm was fully presented when I presented the President and Vice President-Elek at a rally of recognition in Cincinnati. At the rally I found that people in Kentucky, Ohio, the United States and around the world are waiting for someone to speed up, get up, boldly say what to say, and not pay off the truth undeniable. One of these truths is that America once again shows the world how great it can be when its people are entitled.
