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A republican sweep

 The only question is how lazy Trump will be in a second term. He has strong majorities in both the house and the Senate and he can recast the United States more or less the way he wants. Obviously, the first step will be to continue his reform of the judiciary system with appointments of strongly pro-Republican judges in terms of healthcare American expects the removal of the Obama care and replace it with nothing, which is what the Republicans want anyway.

I suspect that Europe can put even money that NATO will be shut down within the next 18 to 24 months. Donald Trump has never liked European countries and would prefer a line with With President Putin, then with the European nations, he has greater affinity with that man than he does with a German, the French or the Brits.

I think it’s fair to expect massive increase in tariffs and massive reduction in taxes. America should be ready to see a removal of the Department of education and social services and removal of about four or five other departments, including education I would suspect that he will change federal law so that he can fire about half the federal government employees and introduce loyalty pledge for the new employees

I would suspect that his allies will require that a anti-abortion federal law be passed to make abortion illegal in all 52 states will include also limited of travel to women who are pregnant

in terms of immigration, which is probably the area where he has the strongest support I suspect that blanket removal of illegal immigrants will begin in earnest in the new administration rumours are there between 20 and 30 million illegal immigrants in the United States and they will all be kicked out quickly

of course, this all assumes that Trump does something he was very good and executive orders but very bad in passing laws, but for the first time, Donald Trump has the support of the Senate and of their house or representative. He also has the judges in his back pocket so he can do more or less what he pleases it’s entirely possible that the 2024 elections were the last real elections in United States of America, but and this is important to outline that was with the total support of America’s population he won not only a massive win with the electro college. He also won the popular vote people want mean people want nasty and that’s what they got. 


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