Donald Trump Is Going Through With His Promises

Since leaving office on January 20, 2021, Donald Trump has continued to shape American politics, particularly within the Republican Party. Despite not securing a second term in office, Trump’s influence remains substantial. As of January 2025, Trump has remained a dominant figure in American politics, making bold promises and pursuing goals that align with the "America First" agenda. This period is marked by his continued political activism, speeches, and significant influence on the 2024 election. Promises and Actions Post-Presidency Continued Advocacy for "America First" Policies Even out of office, Trump has been vocal about his desire to continue the "America First" agenda. His political speeches and rallies continue to emphasize issues such as securing the U.S. border, bringing jobs back to the U.S., and advocating for policies that prioritize American workers and interests. Immigration Reform and Border Security: Trump has kept the issue of immigration at the forefront of his public agenda. He continues to push for the completion of the southern border wall, which he argues remains essential to securing the country from illegal immigration and drugs. His calls for a tough stance on immigration remain central to his political identity, and he has advocated for stricter policies to stop the flow of undocumented migrants, emphasizing the need for "total immigration reform." Influence on the Republican Party and 2024 Election Trump’s influence within the Republican Party has only grown since leaving office. His endorsements carry significant weight, and he has been actively involved in supporting candidates who align with his political views, particularly those who share his vision of America’s future. 2024 Presidential Election and Campaigning: Although Trump did not win the 2020 election, he has announced his candidacy for the 2024 presidential race. Since January 2025, Trump has launched a series of rallies and speeches across the country, energizing his base and rallying support for his return to the White House. His platform continues to focus on economic growth, securing the southern border, and a tough foreign policy. The 2024 election remains a central focus of his political life, as he seeks to regain the presidency. Endorsements and Political Influence: Trump’s endorsements in the 2022 midterm elections were instrumental in helping secure Republican victories in key races, further solidifying his control over the party’s direction. As of 2025, Trump continues to push for conservative candidates at local, state, and national levels. Economic Policy and Job Creation Post-presidency, Trump has remained outspoken about his economic policies and the need to restore American economic dominance. His focus continues to be on job creation, tax cuts, and bringing manufacturing back to the United States. Economic Recovery and Tax Cuts: Trump has promised that under his leadership, he would enact policies to stimulate economic growth, including tax cuts for the middle class and further deregulation to encourage business investment. He has often argued that the U.S. economy thrived under his administration and that his return to office would revive American manufacturing and job creation. Energy Independence: Trump is also a staunch advocate of U.S. energy independence. He has called for expanding domestic energy production, including oil, gas, and coal, and rolling back policies that he claims limit energy growth. His vision for America includes securing energy independence, reducing reliance on foreign oil, and supporting the energy sector. Foreign Policy and National Security Trump’s foreign policy continues to reflect his "America First" approach, prioritizing U.S. interests and a skeptical view of multilateral agreements. China and Trade: Trump has remained a vocal critic of China, particularly its trade practices. He advocates for a tougher stance on Chinese trade imbalances, intellectual property issues, and unfair trade practices. Since 2025, Trump has continued to call for economic decoupling from China and pushing for tariffs and sanctions to correct what he sees as an unbalanced trade relationship. Middle East and Israel: Trump's role in brokering the Abraham Accords remains a point of pride, and he has promised to further strengthen U.S. relationships in the Middle East, particularly with Israel. He has continued to advocate for strong support of Israel and for policies that challenge Iran’s influence in the region. NATO and Global Alliances: While critical of NATO during his presidency, Trump has also called for more equitable burden-sharing within the alliance. His focus remains on ensuring that global defense agreements work for American interests and reduce the financial burden on the U.S.