How to Survive Assassinations, Trials, and Political Revenge

Sarah Smith
Post, BBC News

• Enhance Physical Security  

Hire trusted security personnel and use protective technology to ensure safety.

• Prepare Legally  

Document all interactions and have a reliable legal team ready to defend you.

• Build Public Support

Maintain transparency and foster positive relationships with allies and the media.

• Maintain Resilience 

Prioritize mental health and stay focused on your mission despite the pressure.

It is certainly one of the most dramatic stories in American political history.

Four years after leaving the White House, Donald Trump is ready to take over the presidency once again, as millions of Americans have given him a second chance by voting for him.

His presidential campaign will be remembered in history. Donald Trump was assassinated twice during this time, but he remained safe, and a few months before the election process, his main rival and current President Joe Biden withdrew from the race.

Although the final votes are still being counted, Trump has voted in large numbers in states considered crucial for the election of the President of the United States.

The economy and immigration were the most important issues and topics for many people who exercised their right to vote.

A large number of people voted in favor of Trump in the states considered important for the election

After a period of failure and decline, they have now achieved great success. He refused to accept the results of the 2020 election, in which he lost to Joe Biden, and is still under investigation for trying to change the election results to stay in office.

He also faces charges of inciting an attack on US Capitol Hill on January 6, 2021. He would also be the first president in US history to be convicted of falsifying business records.

It is probably no secret that he has a divisive personality.

During his election campaign, Trump resorted to inflammatory rhetoric that included funny phrases and jokes, and not only that, but also threats of retaliation against his political rivals.

The narrative that won America's heart

When it comes to Trump, few people have any middle ground. Most of the voters I spoke to during the campaign said they wished Trump would "keep his mouth shut."

Still, the most important thing for these voters was Trump's question that he repeatedly raised during the campaign: "Are you better off financially than you were two years ago?"

Many people who voted for Donald Trump have repeatedly expressed to me that they felt the economy was much better under his previous administration and now they are barely making ends meet.

Although the cause of inflation or inflation in the country is not economic policy, but external problems like Corona, but people who hold the Biden government responsible.

Voters were also deeply concerned about illegal immigration, which has seen a record increase under Joe Biden.

The people I spoke with did not express racist views or believe that immigrants are robbing the American people of their rights.

But such ideas have been propagated by Trump and his supporters. Common people only want to see the country's borders secured.

Most of the voters I spoke to during the campaign said they wished Trump would "keep his mouth shut."

"America First"

'America first' was one of Trump's slogans that really struck a chord with voters.

I hear people on the left and the right complaining about the ongoing war in Ukraine that the money being poured into the war could be better spent in America.

In this situation, he ultimately did not vote for Kamala Harris, who served as Joe Biden's deputy for four years.

Common people thought that if Kamala had won, things would have stayed the same, but they wanted change.

It is perhaps an oddity of this election that the revolutionary candidate was in power himself four years ago. But a lot has changed between then and now.

When Trump came to power in 2016, he was a newcomer to the political arena, and for a while he had the help of experienced political advisers and staff who taught him a lot but also openly taught him something. Didn't get a chance to pass either. This time, it seems that Trump is not interested in doing things the traditional way.

Many of his former advisers and staff members have branded him a 'liar', a 'fascist' and 'incompetent' and warned that if Trump keeps loyalists on his side, as is expected, he will face the extremes. No one will be able to stop you from acting on your ideals.

Since the end of the presidency, Trump has faced many lawsuits, including those connected to Capitol Hill. Along with this, he also faced legal difficulties over documents of national security issues and money given to a porn star.

After the presidency ended, Trump faced many lawsuits

However, after the Supreme Court ruled that Trump is immune from all actions taken as president, it will be very difficult for anyone to put him in legal trouble in the next term of the presidency.

As president, Trump can order the Justice Department to drop all charges against him so that he does not have to fear punishment. Trump would also have the power to pardon hundreds of people convicted in the Capitol Hill case.

American voters were presented with two different images of America. Trump told people that his country was failing and that only he could make it great again. On the other hand, Kamala Harris took the stand that if Trump is elected, American democracy will be threatened. Whether that will happen or not remains to be seen. But Trump's election campaign did not remove people's concerns.

As president, Trump can order the Justice Department to drop all charges against him

Trump praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong-un, saying they "like it or not, these leaders are at the top of their game."

Trump talked about silencing opponents in the press, and a few days before the election, he gave the impression that if a few members of the media were killed, it would not be a big deal.

Trump continued to promote conspiracy theories and baseless claims of election fraud even after his victory. Now it has to be seen how much he himself believes what he said during the campaign. And remember that Trump's second presidency isn't just important to American citizens.

The rest of the world will now know what the 'America First' policy stands for and how true it is, from proposals to impose tariffs of up to 20% on global trade to ending the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. There are

Donald Trump could not implement his plans in his first term as president. Now America and the world see what Trump can achieve.

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