Donald Trump was elected on Wednesday, November 5, the 47th President of the United States and became the most powerful Republican president in modern history, after defeating Bush, Clinton, Biden, Obama – and the entire establishment of both parties .

According to the BBC, the Republican businessman won the white working-class vote, which was the force that took him to the White House the first time, in 2016, but he also had huge support from Latino voters – 1 in 3 voted for Trump – despite his anti-immigrant policy and rhetoric. Trump is stronger than ever and backed by a party that has now been completely rebuilt in his image.

In fact, as Axios reports, this time – unlike his term from 2017 to 2021 – Trump will come to power better organized to dominate his party (and the nation).

How does he intend to “dominate”

Trump is promising to expand the presidency’s already vast powers, with flexibilities that would extend all the way to the Supreme Court.

In addition, a new broad conservative media network – centered on Elon Musk’s X – will strengthen the power of the GOP to inform and shape public opinion.

As a result of the two above, efforts to prosecute him are likely to end.

Also, according to Trump sources, the new president intends to consolidate his power by directing who runs the House and Senate.

In addition – characteristic of the businessman – he intends to staff the White House and the cabinet with “wealthy, accomplished men”.

Essentially, for the next four years, Trump will be… Trump: He said and did everything he wanted as a candidate on the campaign trail – and he’ll do the same in office.