Massachusetts Delegation Criticizes Trump's Second Inauguration

Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States on January 20, marking his second non-consecutive term. In Massachusetts, Democratic representatives expressed concern over Trump's close ties to billionaires and the potential impact of his policies on the middle class, with Senator Elizabeth Warren criticizing his inaugural address for favoring corporate interests. Meanwhile, Trump's agenda focuses on immigration, economic growth, and deregulation, as highlighted by his economic advisor Steve Moore. The Massachusetts GOP chair, Amy Carnevale, welcomed Trump's presidency as a moment of renewed hope, emphasizing priorities such as securing the border and stabilizing the economy. The reactions from Massachusetts reflect a stark division in political sentiment, with Democrats warning of negative consequences while Republicans express optimism for Trump's policies. Trump’s early actions include a series of executive orders aimed at implementing his agenda quickly.