Donald John Trump's Address

Donald John Trump officially became the 45th President of the United States of America when he took the oath of office on the 20th of January 2017, ushering in a new administration that vowed to stop what he termed as the ‘American Carnage’ from the previous administration including that of his immediate predecessor, President Obama. In a ceremony that was held in the US Capitol Building in Washington, D.C, President Trump gave out a speech that was generally focused on restoring lost greatness as he claimed that the previous administrations had not conducted the US as a superpower. In his speech, Trump claimed that the US deserved to be respected, and this is what he vowed to restore. He outlined his vision of restoring the country that he claimed was afflicted by ‘damages’ such as foreign exploitation, insecurity, unemployment and economic dislocation and referred himself as the best president to help out the country out of this.

He vowed to bring back jobs and the American dream as well. Trump seemed to encourage the US citizens that they should never allow for empty talk and that no one should ever tell them that it could not be done. In his entire speech, the incoming president was very positive. He said that the time for empty talks by people was over. In his speech, Trump seemed to criticize the policies of his immediate predecessor and even went ahead to issue orders freezing new regulations and even ordering the concerned bodies and agencies to consider doing away with the Affordable Care Act, just to mention an example. He termed some of the policies initiated by President Obama as ‘This American Carnage’ and declared it