Donald Trump has been re-elected as the 47th president of the United States, leveraging his image as a pragmatic leader who can address pressing issues like inflation and illegal immigration. Many voters reflect positively on Trump's previous economic record, attributing the strong economy from 2017 to 2019 to his leadership while largely absolving him of blame for the pandemic. In contrast, Kamala Harris's campaign struggled, as she was perceived more as a candidate focused on popularity rather than concrete solutions. Analysts highlight that Trump's appeal lay in his ability to promise tangible results, despite his controversies and legal troubles. Critics express concern over the implications of Trump's presidency, particularly regarding international support for Ukraine and healthcare policies. The political landscape appears to have shifted significantly, with voters prioritizing perceived effectiveness over traditional political decorum.