Trump: Time 2024 Person of The Year

On December 12, Time chose Trump as this year’s Person of the Year, recognizing the president-elect as the individual deemed to have wielded the greatest influence on global affairs. As shown further below, Trump rang the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. DON IT TWICE Trump becomes first president since Ronald Reagan to ring NYSE bell as he celebrates second Time Person of the Year win.

Donald Trump: 2024 TIME Person of the Year:

The world’s most powerful man entered with an air of unhurried bonhomie….Trump’s political rebirth is unparalleled in American history…..became the first Republican to win the popular vote in 20 years. He has realigned American politics, remaking the GOP and leaving Democrats reckoning with what went awry….. If he succeeds, he could reshape the country….By the summer, Trump had the confidence of a man holding history in his hands…..

On July 13, Trump survived the assassination attempt, prompting an outpouring of support and sympathy. To many Americans, his defiance in the aftermath of the shooting—rising bloodied, fist in the air, chanting “Fight!”—made him an inspirational figure for the first time. “A lot of people changed with that moment,” Trump tells TIME…..the jubilant crowd was dancing to “YMCA” by the Village People—a Trump rally staple that has become a cultural touchpoint, with everyone from professional athletes to TikTok aficionados mimicking his signature moves. Trump

The election gave Trump political capital to address the sources of American discontent at home and abroad. The question now is how he intends to spend it.

Trump Rings NYSE Bell

The crowd chanted “USA! USA!” and Trump later went to the floor to speak with people.

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President-elect Trump rings opening bell at NYSE 12/12/24

Bombshell January 6 Report

When all else fails, call him Hitler shows that Democrats repeatedly warned that Trump is like Hitler and is a “threat to democracy”. They call the January 6 events an “attempt to overthrow democracy” as bad as 9/11 and blame Trump.

However, the video below explains that a new bombshell report reveals the hidden roles of people working with the FBI on January 6 to provoke the chaos for which many people have been in prison for years now. Yet, none of the FBI assistants have been interviewed, much less charged.

The video points out that when Trump was interviewed at the NYSE, it was explained that he is the “most crypto-friendly” president in history.

Meta Donates $1 Million to Trump’s Inaugural Fund
Mark Zuckerberg dines with Trump at Mar-a-Lago after pushing for meeting to discuss new administration: ‘Grateful for the invitation’

Jeff Bezos of Amazon donating $1 million to Trump inauguration, airing ceremony on Prime Video.
Sundar Pichai and Jeff Bezos head to Mar-a-Lago to schmooze with Trump.

Jesse Watters Primetime 12/12/24 FULL HD

Trump Wins Patriot of The Year Award

Donald Trump wins ‘Patriot of the Year’ 12/6/24

President-elect Donald Trump receives the honorary award for ‘Patriot of the Year’ after his historic election win at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards

Time Magazine: How Trump Won

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Trump rings opening bell at NYSE following Time’s ‘Person of the Year’ honor

How Trump Won

How Trump, 78, won re-election will be the stuff of history books, and already America’s choice can be traced to some key decisions. To Trump’s top aides, the thesis of the campaign could be summed up in a simple slogan: “Max out the men and hold the women.” That meant emphasizing the economy and immigration, which Trump did relentlessly….Most of all, the outcome can be credited to a singular figure whose return to the White House traced a political arc unlike any in 250 years of American history.

Trump left office in 2021 a pariah after inciting a mob of supporters to ransack the U.S. Capitol at the end of an attempt to overturn his electoral defeat. Three years later, he engineered an unprecedented political comeback. Trump effortlessly dispatched his GOP rivals, forced President Joe Biden out of the race, and vanquished Vice President Kamala Harris in a dominant victory that exceeded virtually everyone’s expectations. Along the way, Trump shrugged off a 34-count felony conviction and an array of other criminal indictments.

The scale of his success was stunning. Trump carried North Carolina, flipped Georgia back to his column, and smashed through the Blue Wall. His campaign outperformed its goal of turning out men and holding women. Exit polls showed Trump winning large numbers of Latino men in key battleground states, improving his numbers with that group in Pennsylvania from 27% to 42%.

Nationally, Trump’s support among Latino men leaped from 36% to 54%. Trump also increased his share of voters without a college degree, gained ground with Black voters in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and held steady nationally with white women, shocking Democrats who had expected a post-Dobbs uprising. Among first-time voters, Trump boosted his support from 32% four years ago to a 54% majority….

The consequences may be historic. Trump has dominated American politics for nine years now, and after four years of his tumultuous presidency punctuated by an insurrection, the country chose to reinstall him….

Come Jan. 20, we will all be living in Trump’s America. This account of how Trump did it, based on more than 20 interviews over the last eight months, offers a glimpse of what that may look like.