Trump, between fear and hope: Restitution That Shaves America and Fears Europe

It says: Baton Haxhiu

With his famous smile, once cynical now full of happiness inside, Trump came out with quick statements of victory, and declared it on the Mar-a-Lago scene that “America made Trump again big”.

This was not simply the victory of a republican candidate; it was a triumph for a political movement he described as the largest “in American history”.

Vance called it the greatest political conversion in American history”.

A growing coalition: From White Voters to Minority Groups

Analyses of voter data that have shown polls in all rhenomic media show a very complex mirror, which probably surprised many survey experts.

Trump was not supported only by its ordinary base of white voters, low education and rural areas, but also reinforced support by the Spanish and African-American groups.

Exit Poles showed that nearly 35 % of hispanic voters and up to 20 million of African voters supported Trump, a figure that, beyond the influence, overturned traditional claims of Republican electoral demographics.

Where Republicans like McCain and Romney did not have strong support from these communities, Trump built success on a coalition involving voters, as blue collar voters and minorities are called growing up feeling economic inequality and political uncertainty.

Trump channeled this anger towards the Democrats, who, according to him, failed to improve economic conditions for ordinary voters, analysts explain in their reasonings.

Economic impact and memory years before COVID

In an ABC News poll more than 60% of voters identified the economy as the most important issue of their choice.

Memories from 2019, when the economy flourished and unemployment had fallen to record levels, remain alive for many Americans, especially in the context of inflation increased under the Benden presidency.

For many families, like a couple in Texas, raising the prices of basic products was a crucial factor in selecting Trump; a simple article, like frozen chicken, had reached twice the price it cost a few years ago, and we are told that the opinions of citizens who are transmitted by language and the articulation of analysts.

Trumpism now as a new rate

During the campaign, the expert analysis says, Trump refrained from overindulgence of extreme topics and returned to the simple message: Democracy is in crisis and the Republicans are the only ones who can bring stability.

When he spoke of internal crises, he distinguished between rhetoric and actions, stressing that he, unlike the current administration, would focus on issues that weigh Americans in their daily life.

Looks like America made its choice.

The Democrats, mired in liberal ideology, failed to grasp the daily thinking of the population and ended up losing ground not only in rural areas, but also in certain areas of minorities that were usually their supporters.

The new republican coalition includes white voters and minority groups who would otherwise have followed the liberal platform.

Trump's return marks a turning point.

Americans, tired of a government they saw as distant and unprepared to face the economic challenges of a changing society, chose to return what for many remains the last hope of a strong and stable America.

Restitution That Shaves America and Fears Europe

Donald Trump's return to the White House is thought to be the decisionmaker for a European rejection of the Trump world.

This victory represents a strong test of transatlantic relations.

For some in America, it is the symbol of hope for the return of “Strong America”, which protects its interests without compromise.

But in Europe, there will be fear of the United States' isolation by the policy of co-operation and for strengthening populist movements.

European leaders face uncertainty about NATO's stability and America's readiness to support common policies in security and climate.

Trump is not just a president for the United States; It is a factor that will change balances on the global scene.

Everyone has a belief that it will change not only the American world, but also make history.

For a man like me it seems incredible, others are convinced he's going beyond Yalta.

SP? Waiting for the results was former Kosovo president and Trump family friend Behgjet Pacolli.

Albanians are already represented in business proximity with the Trump family through Shefqet Kastrat and Behgjet Pacolli.

Both linked to the particular business route and specific and concrete projects.

It's the first time Albanians get so close to the American decision-making world.

Shkelqim Devolli, another Kosovo businessman, has a strong relationship with Trump as well. Tiffany Trump and Michael Boulos, her daughter and son-in-law, have a long-term approach.