Are you sad because Abraham Lincoln is no longer alive?

I asked ChatGPT about it, because I don’t know what I’m going to say now, anyway all the Harris fans arrive. So here are facts that have also been reviewed by ChatGPT.

Economic growth and tax reform

• Tax Reform (Tax Cuts and Jobs Act 2017): Trump’s government carried out a significant tax reform that reduced corporate tax rates from 35% to 21%. The reform should create incentives for investment and business growth. Some argue that these measures promote economic growth and job creation, especially before the pandemic.
• Labour market: Under Trump, the unemployment rate reached a historic low in 2019, especially in African-American, Hispanic and Asian Americans. The number of jobs also increased in its first term, which is considered an indicator of strong economic growth.
• Deregulation: Trump enforced a policy of deregulation and attempted to reduce bureaucracy, especially in the environment, which was seen by some as a positive measure for companies that were thus freed from bureaucratic obstacles.

Two.Foreign policy and security

• Middle East: Trump supported the normalization of relations between Israel and several Arab states, in particular through the “Abraham Accords” (United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco). This contributed to stabilisation and cooperation in the Middle East.
• China and trade: Trump was known for his hard attitude towards China, leading to a trade war. He imposed tariffs and demanded fair trading conditions to protect the US economy and recover jobs. The Phase 1 trading agreement with China was an attempt to reduce trade imbalances.
• North Korea: Trump tried to defuse the conflict with North Korea and met three times with Kim Jong-un. This was a historical diplomatic attempt to resolve the nuclear conflict, although the long-term results remained mixed.

3.Legislation and justice

• Judges: Trump held three conservative judges at the Supreme Court during his term of office: Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett. This marked the long-term orientation of the US judiciary in a conservative direction and could have implications for legislation in areas such as abortion and arms control.
• Law on Criminal Law Reform (First Step Act): Trump signed the First Step Act in 2018, a reform of the criminal justice system aimed at reducing the imprisonment for certain crimes and improving the rehabilitation opportunities for prisoners. This measure was welcomed by both liberals and conservatives.

4.Military Strength and Veterans

• Increase in defence budget: Trump increased the defence budget and attempted to secure the US military strength to face the threat of Russia, China and other countries. The US forces were modernised and there were investments in new technologies.
• Veteran supply: Trump also advocated a better supply of veterans, including the creation of the ‘VA MISSION Act’, which should improve access to health services for veterans.

Five.Energy policy

• Energy independence: Trump promoted the U.S. energy industry, in particular by supporting oil and gas production (e.g. fracking). Under his government, the USA became the world’s largest oil producer in 2018 and 2019 and achieved a relative energy independence. This policy has been considered economically advantageous by many.
• Out of the Paris Climate Agreement: While the decision to leave the Paris climate agreement was controversial, it was considered necessary by supporters to protect the US economy from the burden of global climate protection.

6.Increasing nationalism and patriotism

• Trump put on a policy of “America First” that reflected both foreign policy and domestic policy. It stressed national interests, such as the creation of jobs in the USA and the promotion of the industrial sector. This contributed to an increased feeling of American nationalism, even though this attitude was strongly polarized within the country.

I hope that’s enough for you.

Yeah, but everyone can have his opinion. I don’t like Trump, yet I think he did good for the USA. You don’t have to see everything with rejection and hatred, but also try to find the positive.

Hitler was worse than Trump. You want to deny that?

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