Staff Reports
President-elect Donald Trump not only clinched victory on November 5 but also crossed the 77 million mark in the popular vote, solidifying his dominance as the choice of the American people. In a stunning turn of events, it appears the media’s relentless attacks and the Democrats’ futile attempts to derail his nominees have fallen flat. Instead, Trump’s transition has received a warm embrace from a majority of Americans who seem to be tuning out the mainstream media’s noise.
A recent analysis from CNN’s senior data analyst revealed that Trump has firmly regained control of the Republican Party. Nearly all GOP members who played a role in impeaching the former president have been shown the door, while Trump continues to thrive. This transformation is not lost on political observers, who note that for those within the GOP still harboring resentment towards Trump, it’s time to resign themselves to the reality that they are out of touch with party loyalty. In a light-hearted take, the analyst even playfully waved goodbye to the vanquished members of the ‘never Trump’ faction, hinting that the GOP is now a party entirely in Trump’s image.
CNN ANALYST HARRY ENTEN: "This is Trump's party."
"Folks like Romney just really don't exist in the GOP electorate or in Congress anymore."
"There are VERY FEW folks who dislike Donald Trump on the Republican side who are still in the U.S. Congress. He should be able to ram… pic.twitter.com/rjj0jyy8bw
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 16, 2024
With a staggering 96 percent approval rating for Trump’s transition among Republican voters, it’s clear that the public craves genuine action over the usual bureaucratic gridlock. Citizens are fed up with the same old political games and are ready for substantial changes. The message is loud and clear: they don’t want a government that suffocates them with regulations or locks them into endless conflicts abroad. They want sweeping reforms aimed at cleaning the political house and re-establishing the government as a servant of the people, not a cumbersome overlord.
The bright future of the GOP looks promising, as the next wave of leaders rising under Trump’s banner—names like JD Vance, Donald Trump Jr., and Vivek Ramaswamy—are also devoted to the principles of the MAGA movement. These figures represent a strong bench of candidates who are well-aligned with the desires of the base and are ready to carry the torch forward. The enthusiasm surrounding these potential leaders suggests that Trumpism is not just a flash in the pan; it’s a movement that is here to stay and grow.
Ultimately, the American electorate has spoken, and they are calling for an agenda that prioritizes economic security, border integrity, and an end to pointless military engagements. As Trump prepares to enact the policies voters rallied behind, the demand for a leaner, more accountable government continues to gain momentum. The days of the bloated bureaucratic state may be numbered, as Americans are making it clear they want decisive action—now.
