I would like to congratulate Donald Trump on his victory and pray that he can unite all the American people together, bring prosperity to them and fight against extremism and bring social justice around the world.
His off the wall campaign bewildered, disgusted and elated a divided nation all in equal measure, but the America people rejected Clintons pitch for continuity in favour of Donald Trump’s cry for change.
In his first address, Donald pledged to be a president for ‘all Americans’ saying the forgotten American men and women will not be forgotten any more.
Many thought it was a joke he would run for president and then he did, many thought he wouldn’t climb the polls, but did. News Pundits, said he wouldn’t win any primaries, but he did. They said he wouldn’t win the Republican nomination, then he did. Finally, they said there was no way he could win a general election and then he did.
There has been such a massive reaction to the results in so many quarters, from the Canadian immigration website briefly going down to Europe’s Right-Wing politicians feeling triumphant and global markets plunging.
Jeremy Corbyn, says, ‘An unmistakable rejection of a political establishment’
President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, tweeted a letter of congratulations to Trump, inviting him for an early summit to chart E.U. – U.S. relations.
Putin says, Russia ready to work with U.S. to restore relations.
German chancellor congratulates Trump on victory and offer close co-operation.
The results sound so much like the Brexit Vote in the UK, the majority of the American people fed and tired of the establishment, the polls not able to gage the feelings correctly. The campaign was not against the right or left of the political spectrum but against the different parts of the elite in USA, and in the end, Trump won. I believe many of the Bernie Sander’s supporters on the left went to Trump when Bernie was beaten by the democratic party machine.
Hillary Clinton tried to convince the electorate that the billionaire’s crude and often hateful rhetoric on race gender and immigration were at odds with core American values, But Trump’s call to drive out the corrupt political elite resonated with the majority of voters.
At some point when voters don’t see any improvement in their lives regardless of who is in power they stand up. The rest is history.
Introducing Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States.