Trumpism

Trump Jr. “praises” Gilfoyle: Greece gets a star, I’m proud of her

Donald Trump Jr said he and Kimberly Guilfoyle “will never stop caring about each other.”

Specifically, the son of the US president-elect, speaking to Page Six on Friday and following extensive reports that the couple had split, said that “Kimberly and I will never stop caring for each other and we will always be united by a special relationship.”

Donald Trump Invites Xi Jinping to Attend January Inauguration

President-elect Donald Trump has reportedly invited Chinese President Xi Jinping to attend his inauguration on January 20. According to CBS News, the invitation was extended in early November, shortly after Trump's election victory. However, it remains unclear whether Xi has accepted the offer, and the Chinese embassy in Washington declined to comment on the matter.

Donald Trump nominates Greek-American Jimmy Patroni for the Florida vacancy in the House of Representatives

His support for Greek-American Jimmy Patroni in the special election to be held in Florida to fill a vacancy in the House of Representatives has been expressed by Donald Trump.

The new U.S. president encouraged Patroni, the state’s current chief financial officer, to run for office in the election due to the resignation of former congressman Matt Gates.

Will ‘Trumpism’ enter Greek politics?

Ten days after Donald Trump's win in the US presidential election, the government is shifting its focus from what it will mean for bilateral relations to a more complicated question: Will "Trumpism," a shorthand for right-wing populism, also become influential in Greek politics and threaten mainstream conservatism as embraced by most, but not all, ruling New Democracy politicians?

Trump President, Season 2

Donald Trump is just where he wished to be. Where the majority of voters want him to be. "We've achieved the most incredible political thing. Look what happened. Is this crazy?" he declared as it became clear that he would return to the highest office in the United States four years after his first term ended. He was right.

How divided will the US be after Trump’s resounding victory?

Americans went to the polls on Tuesday in a mood defined by anger and complete disdain for the "other side."

For Donald Trump supporters, the main issues at stake were the economy and immigration, while Kamala Harris' voters were mostly concerned with safeguarding democracy and abortion rights. Even the priorities pointed to a competition between two completely different worlds.

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