Donald Trump Set for Second Presidential Term

As Donald Trump prepares for his second term as president in January, he is set to face fewer political and legal constraints, bolstered by a Republican Party reshaped to align with his vision. With significant support from Congress, including a potential expansion of the Republican majority in the House, Trump is positioned to advance his ambitious policy goals with fewer obstacles. His recent electoral victory has solidified his claim to a mandate, supported by a Supreme Court ruling that grants broad immunity to presidents, further empowering him. However, Democrats still hold the potential to limit his agenda if they secure control of the House, where key races remain undecided. The overall political landscape suggests that Trump's presidency may lack the checks and balances typically expected in a democratic system, raising concerns about the implications of his increased power. The outcome of ongoing House races will be crucial in setting the stage for future legislative battles and fiscal policies.